Burmese Lacquer Tumbler - Ca 1930 Material - Silver Features: Incised Gujarati inscription “Shubh

Features: Incised Gujarati inscription “Shubh Labh” (Auspiciousness and Prosperity)

They depict Hindu gods

or as a functional storage container

Construction: Handcrafted Using Traditional Joinery

This striking carved teak Nandi bull from Rajasthan dates to the early 20th century

Burmese Lacquer Tumbler - Ca 1930 Material - Silver Features: Incised Gujarati inscription “ShubhHand 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