Old Chinese Wire Lantern From Shanxi - Ca 1940's Period - Early 19th Century They are constructed from lacquered

They are constructed from lacquered wood (probably Chinese swamp wood which is now extinct) and woven bamboo

140 x 10 x 14 (wxdxh cms)

This Chang tribal shawl from Nagaland would have belonged to a Naga warrior and is decorated with cowrie shell circles

incense and other ritualistic items and the space on top would be occupied by incense burners or devotional statues

Old Chinese Wire Lantern From Shanxi - Ca 1940's Period - Early 19th Century They are constructed from lacqueredOnce simple practical objects, these old Chinese wire lanterns would have once hung from a fishing boats, illuminating the waters for late night fishermen. These enigmatic lanterns make fantastic quirky additions to a modern room. Originally they would have been lined with paper to provide protection from the wind. A captivating addition to any room whether lit or unlit. Available to be wired at an additional charge. Please contact us for further