THAI AND BURMESE LACQUER (Page 1)Incised lacquer decorated in a style known as Yun is a characteristic of Burma and surrounding area. The technique originated during the Warring States period in China and was embraced by the Burmese kingdoms through subsequent trade and tribute. Modern times accepts a mass produced plastic bowl or box as an acceptable container for their foods. Burmese receptacles, sometimes signed by the artisans, are meant to be used, passed down and appreciated as art forms. The following items were created from the early 1800's up through the late 1900's They are available for sale. Please contact me if your are interested. Click on the photos below for more detail on each item. |
Yunware Bowl |
Yunware BowlSOLD |
Inle Betel Box |
Betel Nut Box |
Four Water Bowls |
Thai Box |
Basket Box |
Hsun OkSOLD |
Hsun Ok |
CupSOLD |
Bowl |
Cosmetic Box |
Hsun Ok |
Box |
Box |
Ok Kwet |
Cosmetic Box |
Box |
Box |
Box |
Box |
Container |
Inle Container |
BowlAuctioned on Jaspe 52 |
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