Antique Red Floral Burmese Vessel
Pasadena, CA · Reported available
- Period
Antique
- Dimensions
Height 9 in × Depth 12 in
- Condition
Wear consistent with age and use; blemishes and imperfections are part of its character and historical value, not defects Special Detail: Fitted lid adorned with stylized hand-painted floral motif
Dealer notes
Striking antique red Burmese vessel and its accompanying lid. Measuring 12 inches in diameter and standing 9 inches tall, this piece showcases the distinctive lacquerware traditions of Burma (Myanmar). The rich, deep red hue, a hallmark of Burmese lacquer work, adds a bold and captivating element to any space. The vessel's rounded form and the fitted lid, adorned with a stylized floral motif. The lacquer finish, likely created through multiple layers of resin and pigments, gives the vessel a smooth, lustrous surface, while the hand-painted details on the lid add an element of intricate design. This piece would make a stunning decorative accent, adding a touch of global appeal to your décor. Its original use might have been for storing precious items, ceremonial objects, or personal belongings, highlighting its cultural significance. Display it as a standalone statement piece or use it to hold decorative items, adding a touch of vibrant color and artisanal beauty to your home. Found in Myanmar **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio. Specifications Material: Bamboo with red lacquer finish and hand-painted floral motif lid Dimensions: 12"D × 9"H Origin: Antique; Burmese lacquerware tradition; red-lacquered bamboo vessel, Myanmar Era: Antique Condition: Wear consistent with age and use; blemishes and imperfections are part of its character and historical value, not defects Special Detail: Fitted lid adorned with stylized hand-painted floral motif
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