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Burmese Square Ceiling Decoration: The Burmese Square Ceiling Decorations are intrinsique carvings made from ancient teakwood. These carvings originate from Burma, now known as Myanmar. Traditionally used as temple ceiling decorations, they were hung over the Buddha statue to give an extra feeling of bliss. The designs are quite strict and adhere to ancient traditions of symmetry and form.

Burmese Square Ceiling Decoration: (Picture Shown- W152.5cm x H152.5cm) The Burmese Square Ceiling Decorations are intrinsique carvings made from ancient teakwood. These carvings originate from Burma, now known as Myanmar. Traditionally used as temple ceiling decorations, they were hung over the Buddha statue to give an extra feeling of bliss. The designs are quite strict and adhere to ancient traditions of symmetry and form.

Antique Ox Cart Wheel On Stand: ( Sizes & Shapes Vary) These unique Ox Cart Wheel antiques come from Burmese village’s ox carts or buffalo carts. At the time, villagers would use the family ox or buffalo to pull carts filled with their harvest to sell at the local markets. These cartwheels may still be in use today by some of the more rural villages. Most of these wheels are over 100 years old.

Antique Ox Cart Wheel On Stand: ( Sizes & Shapes Vary) These unique Ox Cart Wheel antiques come from Burmese village’s ox carts or buffalo carts. At the time, villagers would use the family ox or buffalo to pull carts filled with their harvest to sell at the local markets. These cartwheels may still be in use today by some of the more rural villages. Most of these wheels are over 100 years old.

Antique Ox Cart Wheel On Stand: ( Sizes & Shapes Vary) These unique Ox Cart Wheel antiques come from Burmese village’s ox carts or buffalo carts. At the time, villagers would use the family ox or buffalo to pull carts filled with their harvest to sell at the local markets. These cartwheels may still be in use today by some of the more rural villages. Most of these wheels are over 100 years old.

Antique Inner Cart Wheel On Stand with vertical mounting. (Sizes and shapes vary)

Antique Inner Cart Wheel On Stand with horizontal mounting. (Sizes and shapes vary)

Solid Teak Cart Wheel On Stand (Sizes and shapes vary)

Teak Cart Wheel On Stand With Rays Of Gold (Sizes and shapes vary)

Burmese Old Khroks-Varied Sizes: (Picture Shown- W46cm x H70cm) The Burmese Old Khroks originate from Burma, now known as Myanmar and are well over 100 years old. Traditionally used to pound rice into flour, these Old Khroks can still be found in use today in some of the more rural villages. They make great conversation pieces and with the addition of a glass top, make excellent tables for indoor or outdoor locations.

Very Antique Looking Wheel (Sizes and shapes vary)

Antique Sugar Cane Press Cog Wheel On Stand (Sizes and shapes vary)

Mussel Poles are actually hard wood trees that Mussels (shellfish) use as their home. Mussel Poles are found around the Irrawaddy Delta, which is an intricate water system where the largest Burmese river flows into the ocean. When the tide is out, the local fishermen collect the small shellfish from the surface of the poles leaving behind the interesting dimpled surface features.

Mussel Poles are actually hard wood trees that Mussels (shellfish) use as their home. Mussel Poles are found around the Irrawaddy Delta, which is an intricate water system where the largest Burmese river flows into the ocean. When the tide is out, the local fishermen collect the small shellfish from the surface of the poles leaving behind the interesting dimpled surface features. (Sizes and shapes vary)

Mussel Poles are actually hard wood trees that Mussels (shellfish) use as their home. Mussel Poles are found around the Irrawaddy Delta, which is an intricate water system where the largest Burmese river flows into the ocean. When the tide is out, the local fishermen collect the small shellfish from the surface of the poles leaving behind the interesting dimpled surface features. (Sizes and shapes vary)

Mussel Poles are actually hard wood trees that Mussels (shellfish) use as their home. Mussel Poles are found around the Irrawaddy Delta, which is an intricate water system where the largest Burmese river flows into the ocean. When the tide is out, the local fishermen collect the small shellfish from the surface of the poles leaving behind the interesting dimpled surface features. Also available without a stand. (Sizes and shapes vary)

Windwood: (Picture Shown- Med./L/XL- Sizes & Shapes Vary) Windwood has been mystically carved and shaped over time by the forces of nature. Their unique shapes bring to mind the organic forms of nature. You may see birds, animals or other elemental shapes that remind you of flames, ocean waves and clouds. These incredible natural shapes inspire one’s imagination and are sure to be an interesting conversational piece in any home or office situation.

Antique Fence Pole On Stand: (Picture Shown- Average Size W30cm x H140cm- Sizes & Shapes Vary) These interesting Fence Pole antiques come from the lands of Burma and Northern Thailand. They are used to keep livestock in and unwanted visitors out. They have been weathered for well over 100 years, which gives them their distinct and individual shapes.