Tall Spotted Lacquer Pot From Barmer - 19th Century Style - Huluping 'Double Gourd' Vase giving the cage a light

giving the cage a light visual quality while retaining strength and durability

This vintage painted Chinese paulownia wood trunk is known as an Opera Chest and originates from Shanxi Province and dates from the late 19th century

A perfect gift for a loved one

The sticks are then riveted together with hand wrought iron fittings to make a very sturdy box

There are books published that follow their historical importance

Tall Spotted Lacquer Pot From Barmer - 19th Century Style - Huluping 'Double Gourd' Vase giving the cage a lightThis striking two part lacquer pot comes from Barmer in Rajasthan, a region renowned for its vibrant lacquerware tradition. Decorated in a bold spotted red and black design with gilt details, the pot stands on a pedestal base and opens to reveal a smooth green interior. Originally, such boxes were used in Rajasthan, Kutch, and Gujarat for storing jewellery, cosmetics, or bindi powder, making them both decorative and practical household items. The