Antique Asian Burmese Red Cinnabar Lacquered Betel Box Hand Crafted & Painted
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| Management number | 9207657 | Release Date | 2025/09/04 | List Price | $135.00 | Model Number | 9207657 | ||
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This is a Burmese lacquerware betel box, also known as a kun-it.
These cylindrical boxes were traditionally used to store ingredients for betel chewing, which typically involves slices of areca nut mixed with lime paste and wrapped in a betel leaf. Chewing betel nut was a widespread social habit and mild stimulant in many parts of South Asia.
There are 2 spots inside rim that show the wood beneath the lacquer. They cannot be seen when it is put together.
It is 5.5” tall and 5” in Diameter.
I pack all fragile items in double or heavy duty boxes and use lots of bubble wrap. This sometimes increases shipping fees but I want your item to arrive safely.
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| Condition | Fair |
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