Oxidized Wood Naga Tribal Vessel

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A powerful piece of primitive craftsmanship, this tall cylindrical vessel was hewn from a single solid log. Originating from the Naga tribes of Northeast India, it was traditionally used as a grain measure for rice or a storage container for brewing. The exterior features hand-carved bands of geometric zigzag motifs, which often symbolize water, mountains, or protection in tribal iconography. The wood has an "oxidized" finish—a raw, matte, sun-bleached patina. At 20 inches tall, it is the perfect size to sit on the floor next to a fireplace or a reading chair. It serves as an incredible dry vase for tall, structural botanicals like dried branches. *Era: Antique *Size: 12“(D) x 19.5“(H) Opening 6.5" *Material: Solid Hand-Carved Wood *Color: Tribal / Naga / Primitive / Wabi-Sabi *Decor: Incised Geometric / Zigzag Bands *Style: Naga Tribal *Origin: India *Condition: Antique with raw, oxidized patina, natural fissures in the wood, and historic wear. Wear consistent with age & use, blemishes and imperfections will be present. These are not to be considered defects but rather part of its character & historical value. **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio.

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