Vintage Wooden Lacquer Hand painted Kumkum Powder Box – 60 to 70 Years Old – Dragon Motif – Unique Pedestal Shape
This is an authentic 60–70 year old vintage wooden kumkum box, beautifully crafted in a rare pedestal form and finished with traditional handpainted lacquer artwork. The most striking feature is the dragon motif painted across the domed lid—an unusual and collectible element in Indian folk lacquerware.
Crafted by skilled artisans, the box features:
A domed lid with handpainted dragon imagery
Colorful floral and foliate designs on the base and body
A tall goblet-shaped pedestal form that adds elegance and uniqueness
A lightweight yet sturdy wooden construction finished with lacquer
Traditionally used to store kumkum, sindoor, haldi, or ceremonial powders, such boxes are also valued today as decorative collectibles and display pieces in homes, studios, galleries, and ethnic décor setups.
Its aged patina, gentle wear, and handpainted imperfections all contribute to its charm and authenticity.
Features
60–70 years old vintage lacquer box
Unique pedestal shape rarely seen in kumkum boxes
Handpainted dragon artwork and floral patterns
Traditional Indian wooden lacquer craftsmanship
Ideal for display, storage, gifting, or collection
Size
25 x 12 cm
(10 x 4.75 inches)
Approx. weight: 440 grams
Condition
Vintage condition with age-related wear, patina, and paint fading.
Lacquer surface shows minor signs of age consistent with a 60–70 year old handcrafted piece.
Structurally sound and display-ready.
