Lacquer Pot From Rajasthan - Ca 1920 Style - Teapot This iron bound Elm grain

This iron bound Elm grain measure is over 100 yrs old

Dimensions: Width 53 × Depth 3 × Height 168 cm

It is constructed from incredibly thick planks of camphor wood which is uncommon as planks are usually thin panels

The overall style and use of rosewood have parallels to the construction of the 'Zanzibar' chests constructed in Gujarat for the dhow trade ships

Lacquer Pot From Rajasthan - Ca 1920 Style - Teapot This iron bound Elm grainThis finely crafted Indian lacquer box is a striking example of traditional artistry from Rajasthan. With its rich red and black tones, domed lid, and smooth, hand polished finish, it carries the warmth of handmade heritage. Originally used to store jewellery, spices, or bindi powder, these boxes were prized not only for their practicality but also for their decorative beauty. The lacquering technique involves pressing coloured lac sticks against a