Late 19th Century Tibetan Copper Scroll Holder With Repousse Details Sofas and Benches they have naturally acquired some

they have naturally acquired some wear and tear over the years

The main text translates to 'Omiya Taigagen' which we believe is the name of the child

with handle out 75cm

this indigo-dyed piece was used as a furoshiki

rectangular bib-style apron

Late 19th Century Tibetan Copper Scroll Holder With Repousse Details Sofas and Benches they have naturally acquired someHere we have a beautiful Tibetan scroll holder, dating back to the late 19th century. Historically Tibetan scroll holders had numerous purposes, primarily used to transport, protect and store sacred paper or parchment scrolls such as Buddhist sutras, mantras or protective religious charts. The body has a distinct aged patina showing a blend of silver plating over a copper base. Friction wear over time has exposed darker tones in the recessed areas,