antique 19th century burmese lacquerware money holder 40cm 16 long Shiva Parvati lips that are neither thin

lips that are neither thin nor thick

transformative energy

Kalki or Kalkin is often referred to as the destroyer of foulness or the destroyer of darkness

representing the aspiration to alleviate suffering and attain enlightenment not only for oneself but also for all sentient beings

post-Angkor style the sculpture possesses a grandeur

antique 19th century burmese lacquerware money holder 40cm 16 long Shiva Parvati lips that are neither thinAntique 19th Century Burmese Lacquerware Money Holder 33cm 13" Long Measurements Length 33cm (13") Ca. 19th century Burmese lacquerware money holder or pouch. This two piece pouch is decorated with a traditional Burmese motif and would have been used to hold and transport money. The pouch features a traditional Burmese motif of court life, depicting cortiers and white elephants. The pouch is decorated in traditional shwe zawa black and gold style. The