Scratchwork Lacquer Pot From Barmer - Late 19th Century Material - Mulberry Wood Both eye-catching and easy to

Both eye-catching and easy to wear

This tansu is made from the highest quality keyaki / zelkova (Japanese red elm) wood

This example displays a bold

Available in two sizes

more relaxed appearance

Scratchwork Lacquer Pot From Barmer - Late 19th Century Material - Mulberry Wood Both eye-catching and easy toThis exquisite lacquer pot originates from Barmer, a desert town in western Rajasthan close to the Sindh border. Dating to the late 19th century, it is an exceptional example of traditional Indian scratchwork lacquerware, renowned for its vivid colour and intricate hand carved surface designs. The floral motifs have been delicately incised through the upper lacquer layers to reveal contrasting tones beneath, producing a striking decorative effect.