Pair of Semi-Antique Tibetan Temple Lacquerware Square Vases – Painted Landscape (35cm)

This rare pair of old wood lacquerware vases comes from a Tibetan temple collection and is richly decorated with painted landscape scenes. Each square “bottle” vase features hand-painted mountains, trees, and architectural details that echo temple murals and devotional art.

Standing approximately 35 cm tall, the vases have a quiet yet commanding presence. The squared form, outlined in gold, feels architectural and sculptural, while the aged lacquer surface adds depth and character that only time can create. Displayed together, they create a strong focal point that anchors consoles, sideboards, or low cabinets.

Traditionally, such pieces were associated with blessings of prosperity and good fortune. In a contemporary home, they bring that same sense of auspiciousness while pairing beautifully with Japandi, wabi-sabi, and eclectic interiors.

Details

• Type: Pair of old wood lacquerware square “bottle” vases
• Motif: Hand-painted landscape patterns, outlined in gold
• Height: Approx. 35 cm (13.8")
• Caliber (opening): Approx. 11 cm (4.3")
• Base length: Approx. 13 cm (5.1")
• Weight: Approx. 2.29 kg including packing materials
• Origin: China, Tibetan temple collection
• Use: Decorative display pair for consoles, sideboards, and altar-style arrangements

Curated by Far East Finds for collectors who appreciate spiritual heritage, rich patina, and sculptural statement pieces.