Teak Masala Box From Banswara Tribal Region - 19th Century Desks 5 x 10 x 32

5 x 10 x 32

Sarong or sarung denotes the lower garment worn by Southeast Asian men and women which is stitched at the narrower edges to form a tube

This carving is from Tamil Nadu in South India and dates to the 18th century

It features delicate floral artwork painted in two central frames

Teak Masala Box From Banswara Tribal Region - 19th Century Desks 5 x 10 x 32These teak wood masala boxes from Banswara tribal region in Rajasthan are usually carved from a single piece of teak wood. They were used for storing spices The combination of adze marks, smoothing from constant use and a rich patina make this piece a wonderful decorative piece. A perfect gift for a collector of village art, each one is unique. They look wonderful displayed in a group on a wall or table. From Banswara, India UK Delivery Charge except