Early 20th Century Indian Wooden Okhli (2) Artwork A prominent hairline crack/vein extends

A prominent hairline crack/vein extends across the inner well of the bowl

The typical crafts of the Mường are weaving and knitting

it makes for a remarkable low storage unit

They have been rewired

the natural raw finish exposes a light

Early 20th Century Indian Wooden Okhli (2) Artwork A prominent hairline crack/vein extendsThis interesting piece originated in India in the early 20th century. It was hand carved from a block of wood and would have been used as a mortar to crush grain and spices. Nowadays however, it can be used as a unique storage space or as a planter. The dimensions of this are as follows: H 42cm, W 44cm, D 44cm. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with us if you any further questions. Free shipping with orders over 35 for UK mainland. Please pay via