Old Chinese Wooden Grain Scoop - 19th Century Origin - Tibet It is a reproduction made

It is a reproduction made using repousse work on a metal alloy

Panjurli is the divine spirit of a male wild boar worshipped as a part of Bhuta Kola

currently on display in the Nanjing Museum

Textured lacquer work detailing of the fans on the top drawer and the high-quality workmanship on the silver hinges indicate this would have been an expensive work to commission

Lacquered with a classic burgundy lacquer

Old Chinese Wooden Grain Scoop - 19th Century Origin - Tibet It is a reproduction madeThese old Chinese grain scoops date to the 19th century and are made from poplar wood. Originally they were used as day to day objects for measuring rice, grain, and flour at the market. The adze marks from the construction of this grain scoop combine perfectly with the smooth finish (gained by decades of constant use) and a wonderful rich patina to result in a totally unique decorative piece. From China UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands