antique 19th century burmese lacquerware sadaik or manuscript box 38cm 15 quot subject_stele The surface shows an attractive

The surface shows an attractive

In her left hand she gently holds the stem of a lotus flower that rises and blossoms beside her shoulder

A majestic and serene museum quality piece

Its compact size makes it easy to place at eye level during seated practice

Dvaravati style Buddha statues encapsulate this cultural confluence

antique 19th century burmese lacquerware sadaik or manuscript box 38cm 15 quot subject_stele The surface shows an attractiveAntique 19th Century Burmese Lacquerware Sadaik or Manuscript Box 38cm 15" Measurements Height 38cm (15") x Length 60cm (24") Ca. 19th century lacquer manuscript box. Sadaik (large, rectangular wooden and gold gilt manuscript boxes) were used at monasteries and the homes of government officials and wealthy individuals. The box depicts a traditional Burmese motif. The exterior surfaces, lid and four sides are all decorated in the shwe zawa red and gold