Tibetan Temple Vintage Lacquerware Seal Box – Gold-Outlined Maid & Landscape (28cm)

This temple-origin lacquerware box comes from a Tibetan collection and is richly painted with a narrative scene of a maid within a garden landscape. Outlined in gold against a deep lacquer ground, the figures, trees, and architecture echo Qing‑influenced decorative arts while carrying the quiet patina of age.

Crafted from old wood and finished in layered lacquer, the box has the generous scale and weight of a piece meant to protect important contents—seals, documents, or ritual items. At approximately 28 cm high and 26 cm long, it has a strong presence on consoles, sideboards, and display cabinets, where the painted front can be appreciated almost like a framed artwork.

Use it as a storage box for letters, keepsakes, or small textiles, or simply as a sculptural focal point in a living room, study, or entry hall. The combination of character, landscape, and maid imagery invites close viewing, rewarding the eye with new details each time you pass.

Details

• Type: Temple collection lacquerware seal / storage box
• Origin: China, Tibetan temple collection
• Material: Old wood with lacquer and gold-outlined painting
• Motif: Character, landscape, and maid pattern in the Qing style
• Size: Approx. 28 cm (H) × 26 cm (L)
• Weight: Approx. 3.5 kg including packing materials
• Use: Storage for documents and keepsakes, or as a standalone decorative statement

Curated by Far East Finds for those who appreciate narrative imagery, rich patina, and the quiet presence of temple-origin pieces.