Long Slender Lacquer Box – Hand-Etched Ingyin Flower Motif

$51.00

A vibrant celebration of Myanmar’s seasonal beauty, this Hand-Etched slender box features the Ingyin (Sal) flower motif. Utilizing the meticulous Yun Htoe technique, it transforms clusters of blooming red blossoms into a rhythmic, floral masterpiece of classical Burmese lacquerware.

Size

L10.5cm / W10.5cm / H14cm
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Description
The Ingyin flower is a beloved symbol of resilience and the arrival of the Burmese New Year. Its delicate blossoms and flowing green foliage offer a deep emotional connection to the natural cycles of Myanmar, bringing a sense of renewal, seasonal warmth, and timeless grace into your home.

The supreme value of craftsmanship is showcased through the mastery of Yun Htoe hand-etching. Master artisans carve each tiny petal and leaf into layers of deep black Thit-si lacquer, revealing vibrant pigments that create a striking, organic contrast. This labor-intensive process reflects the incredible patience and artistic discipline of Bagan’s master craftsmen.

Blending natural symbolism with refined utility, this box is traditionally used for keeping cheroots, but also serves perfectly for jewelry or treasured keepsakes. It provides the benefit of owning a "piece of the landscape," allowing you to celebrate a heritage craft that bridges ancient botanical art with modern decorative appeal.
Additional Information

Product Name Long Slender Lacquer Box – Hand-Etched Ingyin Flower Motif
Design Delicate Ingyin (sal tree) blossoms and flowing organic green foliage hand-etched against a deep black lacquer background, capturing a vibrant, natural contrast that symbolizes renewal.
Technique Yun Htoe (Meticulous hand-etched carving and red color filling).
Material Sustainable bamboo-paper core with multiple layers of authentic Thit-si lacquer.
Size L10.5cm / W10.5cm / H14cm
Weight 0.275 kg
Usage Traditionally for keeping cheroots; also suitable for jewelry, pens, or as a cultural display piece.
Care Instructions Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid direct sunlight to preserve the vibrant red etching.
Artisan Origin Handmade by traditional lacquer artisans in Bagan, Myanmar
Creation Time Approximately 3 months for layered lacquering and precision etching.