Porcelain vases,and hand carved teak

A Chinese porcelain vase with a Rose Medallion Famille design and a Moriage finish. a large, ornate piece of Benjarong porcelain ware, which is a traditional Thai handicraft. The name "Benjarong" literally means "five colors," referring to the traditional vibrant hues used in its decoration, though modern pieces can use many more colors, often with gold accents. Historically, this porcelain was commissioned in China based on Thai designs and motifs, exclusively for the Thai royal family and nobility. And an intricate, hand-painted designs often feature traditional Thai motifs, such as celestial beings (Theppanom) and scenes from the Ramakien epic. Today, Benjarong pieces are handcrafted by Thai artisans using time-honored techniques, and the craft is a treasured part of Thai heritage. Also a hand carved teak xylophone and dear. And super barley twist carved mahogany wood plant stands