Early 20th Century Indian Spice Box (14) Signs almost labyrinthian pattern

almost labyrinthian pattern

Here we have a beautiful Japanese Bizen ware flower vase with its original signed box

the hand-painted illustrations on the front seem to showcase a scene from traditional Chinese opera known as Xiqu

a raised stone platform serving as both a bed and a luxurious lounging area in wealthy households

Once the crafting process has finished the Dansu would have been sealed with either a natural plant oil or wax

Early 20th Century Indian Spice Box (14) Signs almost labyrinthian patternThis quaint box is an Indian spice box. They come from all over India and each one has its own specific design or style. It is made from teak and has no lid. This specific box has 3 compartments, and unfortunately it does have a hole on one side, but this does not take away from the beautiful carved detailing of this piece. The dimensions of this are as follows: H 5cm, W 10. 5cm, D 13cm. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with us if you any further