Blue & White Porcelain Temple Jar - Phoenix In Blossoms Origin - Nagaland This charming Indian teak wood

This charming Indian teak wood box was used for storing tika - the forehead marking used by Hindus

Anglo-Burmese military chests were built to endure the demands of long-distance travel across the Indian subcontinent and Burma

This blue & white pear shaped (Yuhuchunping) vase is decorated with central pomegranates

all within a quatrefoil medallion

this Indian lintel would have been used above a door and depicts the Hindu god Ganesh in the centre flanked intricately chip carved peacocks with floral carvings to the sides

Blue & White Porcelain Temple Jar - Phoenix In Blossoms Origin - Nagaland This charming Indian teak woodThis reproduction Chinese blue & white temple jar has been beautifully decorated with an intricate phoenix design. It is hand painted by skilled artists using traditional techniques learned from their family passed down through generations. The Chinese phoenix (fenghuang) symbolises virtue, harmony and prosperity and is said to represent balance, yin and yang. Temple jars are also known as baluster jars. All our reproduction Chinese porcelain is made