Vintage Wooden Spoon From Banswara - Rajasthan Origin - New Guinea These chairs would have been

These chairs would have been used by the tribal leaders and elders and are carved from one piece of wood from the hollock tree (terminalia myriocarpa) also known as the East Indian almond tree

Comes in two colour- ways and designs of Turquoise or Red & Gold

5 x 16 x 21 (wxdxh cms)

Originally used as a platform for lounging

This superb gilt black lacquer jewellery cabinet was made in Canton for export during the early 19th century

Vintage Wooden Spoon From Banswara - Rajasthan Origin - New Guinea These chairs would have beenThis beautifully hand carved wooden spoon originates from Banswara, a tribal region in southern Rajasthan. Dating to around 100 years old, it was carved from a single piece of hardwood using traditional tools. The visible adze marks along the handle and bowl reveal the makers skill and the simplicity of rural craftsmanship. Over time, its surface has developed a smooth, lustrous patina from decades of daily use, adding to its tactile charm and