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Chinese Black Glazed Storage Jar From Shanxi - 19thC Origin - Korea Torma offerings were most commonly

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Torma offerings were most commonly made during Losar celebrations at Tibetan New Year

5 x 28 cm (wxdxh cms)

They're framed by the shou symbol

Teak Anglo Indian Pedestal Desk - 19thC

Chinese Black Glazed Storage Jar From Shanxi - 19thC Origin - Korea Torma offerings were most commonlyChinese black glazed storage jars like these originate from Shanxi province and date to the late 19th century and early 20th century. They were used for storing rice wine, vinegar & oils. This piece is around 150 years old and is marked with the characters 'yuan', 'sheng' & 'xi' the latter meaning west. It is likely the name of the owner this jar was made from. This piece would look fantastic in a contemporary home with dried flowers or planted with

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