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betel-box
Object Type
betel-box
Museum number
1999,0301.5
Description
Betel box made of woven bamboo, lacquered and decorated in the yun technique (incised) with nandwin (palace) designs. There are two internal trays. nscribed.
Production date
20thC(early)-20thC(mid)
Production place
Made in:
Pagan
Materials
lacquer
bamboo
Technique
lacquered
woven
yun
Dimensions
Diameter:
26.20 centimetres
Height:
22.90 centimetres
Bibliographic references
Isaacs & Blurton 2000 / Visions from the Golden Land. Burma and the art of lacquer
(cat. 158, p. 202)
Location
Not on display
Exhibition history
2000 Apr - 2000 Aug, BM, 'Visions from the Golden Land: Burma and the Art of Lacquer.'
Subjects
palace/mansion
Acquisition name
Purchased from:
Elephant House
Acquisition date
1999
Department
Asia
Registration number
1999,0301.5