Burmese Lacquer Tumbler - Ca 1930 Material - Jackfruit Wood We can provide advice to

We can provide advice to your builders however we will need to discuss your hinge and hanging requirements before arranging delivery if you wish to use this as a functional door

where they were traditionally installed in front of the main entrance doors of Gujarati havelis

An exquisite sang de boeuf or 'ox blood' porcelain yuhuchunping vase

while the interior features a finely detailed mythical creature inspired by traditional Chinese iconography

It is a isho kasane dansu

Burmese Lacquer Tumbler - Ca 1930 Material - Jackfruit Wood We can provide advice toHand crafted in Burma (Myanmar) in the early 20th century, this small lacquer tumbler (khwet) showcases the precision and rhythm of the traditional yun technique. Layers of red cinnabar lacquer have been incised to reveal complex black geometric banding, a style characteristic of the lacquer workshops of Bagan and Mandalay and well documented in Isaacs & Blurtons Visions from the Golden Land: Burma & The Art of Lacquer. Tumblers of this type were used