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The practice of lacquering came from Sindh many Sindhi people migrated to Rajasthan and Kutch bringing tradition with them
a side table
These seated Buddhas are in the pose of Varada Mudra a sign of compassion & charity
or side table
Dimensions: W34 x D35 x H20 cm
Turned Cedar Pot From Kullu - Ca 1940's Material - Elm (Reclaimed) The practice of lacquering cameUsed previously as a milk churn, these pots were made in the Kullu valley, which is famous for its huge deodar trees which are a variety of cedar. They're skillfully made from single pieces of turned wood and would have been essential day to day items in people's lives. The ring lines from the turning process make these truly unique items. These pots look fantastic planted up with creepers or as vases for dried flowers. Dimensions: 16 x 16 x 21 (wxdxh
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