Old Spotted Lacquer Pot From Barmer - Late 19thC Material - Iron This cabinet is a classic

This cabinet is a classic example of a Korean ich ung jang

and a pair of fitted drawers to the upper section

these were used by families to take rice to the Buddhist Temples for offerings or for the resident monks

and the preservation of Nepal’s rich artisanal weaving traditions

the resonant tone of the bell is believed to purify the surrounding space and focus the mind during devotional practice

Old Spotted Lacquer Pot From Barmer - Late 19thC Material - Iron This cabinet is a classicThis vibrant 19th century lacquer box from Rajasthan is a striking example of traditional Indian artistry. Crafted using the distinctive scratchwork technique, the box displays a rich orange and red mottled surface that reflects the skill of the craftsman. Such lacquerware pieces were commonly used in Rajasthan and Gujarat to store jewellery or bindi powder, making them both functional and decorative. The lacquer is applied to a wooden base turned on