A Burmese Offering Urn Lamp
This Burmese offering urn was made from bamboo and Teak wood and used to transport offerings from home to temple. The urn is covered in cinnabar lacquer and dates to the early 20th Century. It has been meticulously converted into table lamps.
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"This Burmese offering urn was made from bamboo and Teak wood and used to transport offerings from home to temple. The urn is covered in cinnabar lacquer and dates to the early 20th Century. It has been meticulously converted into table lamps."
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