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Materials: Hand-carved teak wood with remnants of red ritual pigment
Features: Hand-thrown temple jar with matching lid
it evokes ancient Indian beliefs in the Hindu lion god Narasimha
Bikaner cabinets like this one are often made from cedar wood which grows further north in areas bordering the Himalayas
They also feature a useful drawer that seamlessly blends in with the overall design
Japanese Keyaki Zenibako Money Box - 19thC Finish - Blue Lacquer Materials: Hand-carved teak wood withThis antique Japanese safe box dates to circa 1860, the late Edo period (1603 1868), and is called zenibako in Japan. It would have been used to store money and other valuables by a merchant, hence the coin slot at the top. The drawers would have held writing equipment like inkstone & brushes. It could also be referred to as a kakesuzuri, portable writing box. It is in excellent condition with its original leech (hirute) handles (hikite) and ironware.
