ANTIQUE WOODEN VESSEL this one of the many

this one of the many forms deriving from the Afar region of Ethiopia

minimal style

Sourced in the North West of England

This is only but a strong speculation as the private burial chamber of the emperor has not yet been opened for fear of the contents’ stability upon being exposed to open air as well as the safety of excavators as high levels of mercury appear throughout the entirety of the tomb

ANTIQUE WOODEN VESSEL this one of the manyAntique Wooden Vessel, made of teak with decorative etched marks lining the shoulders of the vessel, leading to a widening base. It contains a mouth with a rim that opens outwards like a tulip, and two small pieces of teak plastered on the lower end of the vessel, implying previous repair. Teak's natural oils make it exceedingly durable in exposed locations, and make the timber termite, pest, moisture and rot resistant. *Our pieces at Studio Zagara