Vintage Painted Wood Pots From Kullu Period - Early 19th Century Constructed from pine wood decorated

Constructed from pine wood decorated in the traditional Tibetan colours

Features: Twin Mughal Arch Openings

a symbol of 'The Teaching of the Wheel of Dharma' which he performed during his first sermon in Sarnath

lighting or decorative accessories

For similar examples see Auspicious by Design: A Collection of Antique Tibetan Painted Furniture by C Corona - Plate 48 and Wooden Wonders: Tibetan Furniture in Secular and Religious Life by Kamansky (plate 106)

Vintage Painted Wood Pots From Kullu Period - Early 19th Century Constructed from pine wood decoratedThese Himachal milk pots are turned from a single piece of neem wood and have had a modern paint finish. A utility piece that was used daily in most households in the Kulu valley in Himachal Pradesh. These pots are very useful and can can hold, kitchen utensils, paint brushes, dried flowers and more, or just use them as a decorative sculptural object. The possibilities are endless. Dimensions: Blue: W11 x D11 x H34 cm Pink: W17 x D17 x H30 cm