Reproduction Glazed Martaban Jar Period - Shōwa An Anglo Indian teak shelf

An Anglo Indian teak shelf from the days of The Raj

this Tibetan Reliquary was used for housing precious statues or relics

61 x 8 x 92 (wxdxh cms)

The carving is the true focus of the piece

Marapachi Bommai dolls were given as part of a wedding trousseau by a mother to her newly married daughter

Reproduction Glazed Martaban Jar Period - Shōwa An Anglo Indian teak shelfThis fantastic glazed Martaban storage jar is a modern reproduction. Martaban jars were used as storage jars for oil, wine, fruits, and, pickles. They were used across South East Asia and got their name from the Burmese port of Martaban on the Gulf of Pegu. These decorative jars are decorated with frog handles and are perfect for adding some interest to your garden. They come with wooden tops which should not be used in winter. Beautifully decorated