- Antique Thai Singha Wood Carving Lidded Guardian Lion Sculpture – Lanna Style
Striking hand-carved wooden Singha guardian figure, likely originating from Northern Thailand (Lanna region), dating to the early 20th century.
This piece functions as both a sculptural form and a lidded vessel, traditionally associated with temple offerings or spiritual storage. The form is bold and expressive, with an open-mouthed guardian stance, detailed carved teeth, and inset red glass or stone eyes.
The surface retains a rich black lacquer with red accents throughout, highlighting the carved details and adding strong visual contrast. The removable lid fits securely and reveals a hollow interior.
This is a substantial and display-worthy example with real presence.
Key Features:
Dimensions:
Approximately 15" long x 5" wide x 13.5" tall
Condition:
Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear.
Visible surface wear, scuffs, and natural patina throughout.
Hairline age cracks present in areas of the wood (as shown), consistent with age and construction.
Structurally solid and displays well.
Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description.
This is not a mass-produced decorative item — it is a character-rich, hand-carved piece with strong visual impact and cultural significance.
All pieces are located in Lynnwood, WA, 98036.
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