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Indian Opium Container -19th Century Long Sideboards This particular measure has symbols

SKU 69095951829
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Description

This particular measure has symbols etched into the wood

this bench brings authentic history

Created by Utagawa Yoshitsuya (1822-1866)

A highly decorative reproduction ceremonial hat used for weddings and festivals by the Miao tribe of Guizhou Province

Condition: Excellent antique condition with age-appropriate wear and surface oxidisation

Indian Opium Container -19th Century Long Sideboards This particular measure has symbolsThis 19th century opium container from Rajasthan is carved from a single piece of Roheda wood (Tecomella undulata), a native species of the Thar Desert also known as Marwar teak. Fitted with a brass rimmed opening, it once served as a portable vessel for storing opium or tobacco, used by desert caravan traders to ease the fatigue and monotony of long journeys. With its deep patina, timeworn surface, and tactile form, the piece embodies both cultural

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