Late 19th Century Nepalese Milk Pot (2) Religious Artifacts

Late 19th Century Nepalese Milk Pot (2) Religious ArtifactsThis beautiful wooden vase originated in the late 19th century in Nepal. It has been hand carved out of a block of wood which highlights the quality of this pot. Each pot is uniquely handmade. The carvings of this particular pot add lovely circular patterns throughout. This pot would have originally been used to store milk. Nowadays however, they can be used as flower vases whilst adding an oriental feel to your home. The dimensions of this are as

It has been hand-crafted from rosewood

This lovely small pot would be a fabulous addition to any contemporary home

which would have consisted of jewellery

the slats have been attached using rivets

such as remote controls

titled and numbered print to fit under a window mount and then frame to your personal choice

with pagoda

This beautiful basket originated in the 1920s and would have been used to store items that were exported from China

This stunning console table truly encapsulates the beauty of Chinese furniture

We think it was originally made in the 1950's but in the style of the mid to late 19th Century movement 'Arts & Crafts'

specifically the Shanxi region

They are handmade from a Chinese ebony known as Wumu and the rich colour of this wood truly outlines the quality of these seats