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Vintage Indian Lacquerwork Round Boxes – Pair of 2
A Beautiful Expression of Traditional Indian Artistry
Discover the captivating beauty of traditional Indian craftsmanship with this charming pair of vintage lacquerwork boxes, distinguished by their extraordinary swirling patterns and richly coloured surfaces.
Each circular box features a beautifully decorated fitted lid with a small central knob. The mesmerising wave-like patterns flow across the lids and sides, creating a striking combination of deep red, gold, muted green, and dark accents.
Although similar in design, each box possesses its own distinctive colour variations, making them a beautifully complementary pair.
Opening the lids reveals two spacious interiors, one displaying a rich vermilion-red finish and the other retaining a naturally aged brown interior with circular markings.
Their timeworn surfaces, faded colours, and visible signs of use preserve the character of these traditional decorative objects.
Perfect for antique collectors, lovers of Indian folk craftsmanship, and those seeking distinctive decorative accents for a heritage-inspired interior.
Product Details
– Product: Vintage Indian Lacquerwork Boxes
– Quantity: 2 Complete Boxes with Lids
– Material: Appears to be lacquered wood
– Shape: Round
– Design: Multicoloured swirling and wave patterns
– Colours: Red, Gold, Green and Dark Accents
– Lids: Removable lids with central knobs
– Interior: One red-finished and one naturally aged brown interior
– Condition: Vintage condition with visible surface wear, fading, scratches, and age-related marks
– Ideal For: Antique collections, decorative storage, traditional Indian décor, and heritage displays
Two beautiful pieces of Indian decorative heritage, preserving the charm of traditional lacquerwork and the elegance of a bygone era.
Collector’s Note: The precise age, material, place of manufacture, and original purpose have not been independently authenticated. Sold as vintage collectibles. Please examine the photographs for condition and detailing.
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