Antique Tibetan or Nepalese Temple Vessel turquoise the crossbars being his arms

the crossbars being his arms and legs

Heavy oil paint mixed with sand applied to board with a palette knife lends paintings from her early period a great sense of depth and texture

It has been in my collection for many years and was an ex-collection acquisition I obtained from a private collection formed in the 1960’s/70’s  (original collection number #401)

This is an honest and authentic stool that shall bring years of joy to any home

Antique Tibetan or Nepalese Temple Vessel turquoise the crossbars being his armsAn old elegant and visually pleasing hand beaten brass and copper Tibetan or Nepalese water vessel that shows signs of authentic use. Unique angles created from expertly formed metal folds along with a wide and elongated spout sit on a round base. Vessels such a this often were used in temples for ritual ceremonies and years of use have left their imprint on them. Size: ex private collection