Turned Lacquer Vase From Sindh - Ca 1940 Material - Catalpa Wood Panjurli is often seen with

Panjurli is often seen with a bell in one hand and a sword in the other

The remnants of years worth of tika spice can be seen in the cracks and crevices

35 x 5 x 55 (wxdxh cms)

and originals in the past have fetched over $10 million

Reproduction Black Lacquer Crackle Leather Covered Mirror

Turned Lacquer Vase From Sindh - Ca 1940 Material - Catalpa Wood Panjurli is often seen withLacquer vases have become rare in India and are excellent collector's pieces. This vase is from Sindh and dates to the early 20th century. International exhibitions in the 19th century stimulated traditional crafts around the world. Sindh became well known for its high quality lac turned wares. Good quality lacquerware is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Lacquering is done by the craftsman on a hand powered lathe. The wooden piece is spun and