Wooden Tibetan Dough Bowl material-jute carrying out rituals and giving

carrying out rituals and giving offerings

red lacquer still features the original finish and paintings

Mounted on metal runners for smooth opening and closing the drawers of our light elm

it is made from camphor wood

The cabinet includes two sets of doors and with eight drawers opening in both directions

Wooden Tibetan Dough Bowl material-jute carrying out rituals and givingTibet, circa 1900 These unusual, rectangular wooden bowls are from the eastern part of Tibet, near the border with Qingha province. The are made from willow wood, roughly hollowed out to form these large containers. Originally they were used for kneeding dough, and each one shows the age and patina associated with years of use. Today they make wonderful, large fruit bowls or centrepiece to a dining table. Each one varies slightly in size, shape and