Unique Vintage Wooden Lidded Pot - Manipur, Northeast India

• Origin: Hand-carved in the highlands of Northeast India
• Material: Solid wood, sculpted from a single log
• Age & Patina: Over 70 years old with a beautifully aged brown patina
• Original Use: Traditionally used for storing rice, grains, and spices
• Unique Feature: Comes with its original lid, a rare find

A rare artifact of Naga craftsmanship, this handmade wooden bowl with lid is more than a vessel—it is a piece of history. Carved from a single log in the 1950s, it carries the essence of a time when every household item was a work of art. The bowl’s rich, aged patina tells its story, whispering of generations past while offering a striking presence in the present.

Place it as a statement piece on a console or dining table, where its rounded silhouette and timeworn texture evoke quiet sophistication. The original lid adds both rarity and function, making it an exquisite conversation starter in any curated space. Whether styled alone or as part of a refined collection, it brings a raw, organic elegance that is impossible to replicate.

A true collector’s find, this one-of-a-kind piece embodies the artistry and heritage of the Naga people.

We have named this beautiful vessel Alemla

Please choose carefully. Each piece is vintage and artisan made. This means each is different, unperfect, has a history and has signs of its journeys. We cannot accept returns due to imperfections so please check the pictures before buying.