Large Red Lacquer Pot From Uttar Pradesh - Ca 1930 Material - Buffalo Horn A koshi is a door

A koshi is a door or room divider used in traditional Japanese homes

Condition: Wear consistent with age and use

while the disciplined roundels and borders point to patterns derived from kati rimo silk brocades—textile sources that early Tibetan workshops translated into paint

It's decorated in the traditional Tibetan earth pigments which explain the wonderful depth of the colours

these cabinets are perfect for use in a modern kitchen or even for hiding the sound system

Large Red Lacquer Pot From Uttar Pradesh - Ca 1930 Material - Buffalo Horn A koshi is a doorThis striking red lacquer pot originates from Uttar Pradesh in northern India and dates to the early 20th century. Simpler in form than the ornate lacquerware of Rajasthan, these pots share the same red tone seen on traditional Chinese furniture. Each one was hand turned on a lathe and finished using the ancient lacquering process unique to this region. The pots rich lacquer surface has aged beautifully, while the interior bears deep staining from its