Painted Tibetan 'Floral' Storage Chest - 18thC Period - Taishō this urn is a timeless

this urn is a timeless piece that will add a touch of sophistication to any space

As the pot spins friction softens the lac which coats the surface of the wood

Origin: Jiangsu Province

The original piece was constructed from walnut and is over 100 years old

This old Japanese woodblock print is by renowned woodblock print artist Utagawa Kunisada and entitled "Axe Kutao" "Daxing Yura Nosuke"

Painted Tibetan 'Floral' Storage Chest - 18thC Period - Taishō this urn is a timelessThis Tibetan antique chests dates to the 18th century and has polychrome painting throughout. The two central characters on your chest are Garuda surrounded by an interlocking swastika motif. Garuda is considered a protector and guardian of treasures and is well known within Hinduism as the vehicle of Lord Shiva. In Tibetan Buddhism he is also the vehicle of Amoghasiddhi, the green Buddha. His wings represent the union of method and wisdom. The