Domed spotted Lacquer Pot From Barmer - 19th Century Jali Panel seated cross-legged on a double

seated cross-legged on a double lotus pedestal

It would make a striking piece of wall art

Each culture has an adopted home of Guanyin with pilgrimages in China

The quality of the work is reflected in the price

the table has a rich

Domed spotted Lacquer Pot From Barmer - 19th Century Jali Panel seated cross-legged on a doubleThis 19th century spotted lacquer pot from Barmer, on the Rajasthan Sindh border, is a fine example of traditional Indian lacquerware. The lively mottled red orange surface was created through the application of coloured lac on a hand turned lathe, a process requiring both precision and artistry. Patterns were then incised through the upper layers to reveal colours beneath, producing the distinctive two tone scratchwork effect. Lacquer pots such as