Late 19th Century Tibetan Copper Scroll Holder With Repousse Details Sofas and Benches The main text translates to

The main text translates to 'Omiya Taigagen' which we believe is the name of the child

Due to the age of this bowl

We have newly restored it to a very high standard

They are hand-stitched out of strips of black and red fabric

and could be bought at most stores

Late 19th Century Tibetan Copper Scroll Holder With Repousse Details Sofas and Benches The main text translates toHere we have a beautiful Tibetan scroll holder, dating back to the late 19th century. Historically Tibetan scroll holders had numerous purposes, primarily used to transport, protect and store sacred paper or parchment scrolls such as Buddhist sutras, mantras or protective religious charts. The body has a distinct aged patina showing a blend of silver plating over a copper base. Friction wear over time has exposed darker tones in the recessed areas,