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This kang is constructed from cedar and poplar wood which is more commonly used in Northern areas of China
Hand-painted on paper
Such marks were sometimes used by manufacturers or suppliers
22 x 13 x 23 (wxdxh cms)
rich natural patina
Painted Betel Nut Box From Kerala - Ca 1910 Wucai Porcelain This kang is constructed fromCarved from a single piece of jackfruit wood and painted, this style of box is known as a Malabar box or Nettur Petti and was likely used as a wedding box, jewellery box or betel nut box. These boxes are named after the village of Nettoor where this style of box originated. They were often used as jewellery and dowry chests for women of wealthy families. The hut style with a gabled lid resembles the thatched houses of Kerala and acts as a metaphor for
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