Carved Wooden Bajot From Nagaland Late 19th Century (1) Baskets & Storage looking up to the women

looking up to the women on the balcony

we believe it is an old dentists sign as the writing in the green circle translates to: "For teeth and pyorrhea appointment"

Complete with all of the original ironwork but does have a brake in one of the hinges

are as follows- H - 136cm

Carved Wooden Bajot From Nagaland Late 19th Century (1) Baskets & Storage looking up to the womenThis primitive vintage hand carved Bajot table is a remarkable artifact from the tribes of Nagaland. This unique low stand is carved from a single log of wood and can be used as a candle holder, plant stand to display artwork. This tribal wood artifact features a carved tribal design with claw ends and chunky legs. The dimensions of this Bajot are approximately: H 16cm, W 55cm D 29cm Please don't hesitate to get in touch with us if you any further