Cambodia Angkor Vat Phan Ceremonial Urn And Bowl Box Cup Idochina
BIG CEREMONIAL URN FROM CAMBODIA DATING FROM THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY, MADE OF TIN PLATE, USED BY BUDDHISTS DURING RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS, FOR OFFERINGS AT THE TEMPLE, WEDDING CELEBRATIONS, AND A PRESTIGIOUS DECORATIVE OBJECT
THIS URN CONSISTS OF A BOWL ON A PEDESTAL (PHAN) AND A COVERED CONTAINER OR BOWL.
THE SET, VERY FINELY CHISELED, IS ENTIRELY DECORATED.
ANGKOR VAT TEMPLE AND FLORA ARE DEPICTED ON THE BOWL AND ITS LID, WITH A LOTUS FLOWER SERVING AS A HANDLE. Beneath it are the scrollwork patterns that adorn the Phan, a wall decoration carved in the shape of a baluster inside the temple.
THIS URN CONSISTS OF A BOWL ON A PEDESTAL (PHAN) AND A COVERED CONTAINER OR BOWL.
THE SET, VERY FINELY CHISELED, IS ENTIRELY DECORATED.
ANGKOR VAT TEMPLE AND FLORA ARE DEPICTED ON THE BOWL AND ITS LID, WITH A LOTUS FLOWER SERVING AS A HANDLE. Beneath it are the scrollwork patterns that adorn the Phan, a wall decoration carved in the shape of a baluster inside the temple.
400 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Metal
Diameter: bol : 16,5 cm phan en bas : 10 cm / en haut 14 ,5 cm
Height: urne : 23,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1819923
Availability: In stock
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