Spotted Lacquer Pot - 19th Century Ancestor Figures It has been hand turned

It has been hand turned on the potters wheel using traditional techniques handed down from one generation to the next by skilled families of master potters

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Khandoba is detachable from horse and holds a shield in his left hand and a sword in his right

Spotted Lacquer Pot - 19th Century Ancestor Figures It has been hand turnedThis charming 19th century Indian lacquer pot is a wonderful example of the distinctive spotted lacquerware produced in the border region between Rajasthan and Sindh. Hand turned from wood and decorated using centuries old lac turning techniques, its rich marbled pattern of deep crimson and black creates a striking surface that is both decorative and entirely unique. Traditionally, lacquer pots such as this were used throughout Rajasthan and Gujarat