Lacquerware Ashtray: Golden Peacock Motif

$37.00

A sophisticated tribute to Myanmar’s cultural identity, this lacquerware ashtray features the iconic Peacock emblem. Hand-decorated using the prestigious Shwe Yay (Gold Leaf) method, it reimagines the traditional cheroot rest as a refined, collectible piece of art.

Size

L18cm / W14cm / H18cm
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SKU: LA1001-S-PEA: 1001
Tags: Ashtrays & Lounge, Mythical Creatures, Office & Lounge, Peacock Collection, Premium Smoking Accents, Shop By Design, Shop By Shape, Shop By Use, Single Ashtrays
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Description
This elegant piece is a masterful reinterpretation of the Peacock, a cherished symbol of grace and pride in Myanmar. Crafted from a bamboo core with layers of authentic Thit-si lacquer, it showcases the timeless refinement of traditional Burmese craftsmanship.

The true value of this work lies in the Shwe Yay technique, where the peacock is meticulously hand-drawn in gold. Each line captures movement and elegance, transforming the surface into a visual narrative of heritage. Inspired by traditional cheroot rests, the raised back panel serves as a striking focal point that bridges ancient customs with contemporary style.

More than just an ashtray, this piece offers an emotional connection to the spirit of Burmese artistry. Whether used functionally or displayed as a cultural collectible, it brings sophistication and deep-rooted history into any space, making it a truly prestigious gift.
Additional Information

 

Product Name Lacquerware Ashtray – Golden Peacock Motif
Design Stylized Peacock Symbol of Grace and National Pride
Technique Shwe Yay (Traditional hand-applied gold leaf drawing)
Material Bamboo core with natural thitsi lacquer and colored pigments
Size L18cm / W14cm / H18cm
Weight 0.325kg
Usage Ashtray with decorative panel, tabletop accent, collectible gift
Care Instructions Instructions: Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid moisture and direct sunlight.
Artisan Origin Handmade by lacquer artisans in Bagan, Myanmar
Creation Time 4–7 weeks (includes drying, layering, carving stages)