Description
The Nuu-chah-nulth inhabit the west coast of Vancouver Island
and some bits left unglazed entirely
and cut tin fins--silver on the body
giving this brush a nice warm patina
This is a fantastic Aldo Londi for Bitossi "Spagnolo" vase
Antique Finely Hand-embroidered Mirrored Wall Hanging coffee cup The Nuu-chah-nulth inhabit the westThis very finely hand embroidered textile valence with mirrors I believe is an antique Indian Toran, likely from Rajasthan in Northern India. I purchased it from the estate sale of a woman who had a phenomenal collection of textiles from around the world. From what I understand, Toran stems from the Sanskrit word Torana which loosely translates "to pass," and Toran would be hung in the home, especially over entrances, to mark passage from exterior to
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