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Painted Tibetan 'Dragon' Storage Chest - 18thC Large Mirrors South India and it is

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USD1975.00 USD2011.00

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Description

South India and it is an iconic image known across the globe

These jali fish were traditionally filled with sweet smelling spices and hung in huts

They are called Ratha Yatra

with deeply modelled features

Material: Iron with traces of original blue paint

Painted Tibetan 'Dragon' Storage Chest - 18thC Large Mirrors South India and it isThis gold & red 18th century Central Tibetan chest was originally destined for use in monasteries. Two opposing dragons support a vase of The Seven Gems inside a central cartouche. The designs are created in luxurious kyung bur raised gessowork suggesting this was an expensive commission by a wealthy patron for a monastery. Tibetan chests and trunks were used as storage in homes and monasteries. Boxes are normally made from cedar, pine or poplar. This

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