Handloom Cotton Ikat Sarong from Flores - Circa 90yrs Old Finish - Brown Lacquer It can be used as

It can be used as a distinctive side table

A comparable example is illustrated on page 77 of Flames of Devotion: Oil Lamps From South & South East Asia & The Himalayas by Sean Anderson

The red & green lacquer feet are turned in the traditional way

The burner sits atop a yali lion

A carved teak lemon juicer from the Banswara tribal area of South Rajasthan

Handloom Cotton Ikat Sarong from Flores - Circa 90yrs Old Finish - Brown Lacquer It can be used asThis traditional ikat weaving on a hand loom can be found in many towns across the islands of East Nusa Tenggara. Each area has its own distinctive motifs and patterns as well as color preferences. The difference in the designs and colors represent the variety that exists among the various ethnicities, customs, and beliefs of the people of Flores. Dyed by hand using natural sustainable dyes such as ceriops tagal bark. Sarong or sarung denotes the