Late 19th Century Red Tikka Box (10) Baskets & Storage The dove tail joints and

The dove tail joints and original brass handles and lock really tie this piece together

there is some wear on the bottom

with the curved arms ending to meet the front supporting posts and the top rail fitted flush to the side posts

where Urashima Taro (a fisherman) saves a sea turtle from a group of tormenting children

Today it will look amazing in any room - a bathroom cabinet

Late 19th Century Red Tikka Box (10) Baskets & Storage The dove tail joints andThis stunning box originated in India and is known as a Tikka box. This box was handcrafted from wood and has a faded rich red colour, apart from the inside which is stained orange from the powder. It has a circular shape with a distinct hand carved lid on top. Originally, it was used to store sacred powders such as kumkum powder or vermillion. They are then used for applying a bindi or tilak on the forehead during religious ceremonies or as a