Description
Suda was strongly influenced by both Danish Modern pottery and native Canadian art--influences which I think wonderfully merge in these earthy and strikingly graphic hand-formed candleholders
are featured in numerous museum collections of significant Native American objects
I am uncertain of the exact age
with natural bristles attached via fine hand-stitched wire (I think horse hair on the drafting brush
Indian Brass "Dhokra" Tribal Tortoise Box worry dolls Suda was strongly influenced byI think my favorite thing about this vintage Indian brass turtle box is its feet! From what I understand, it is an example of Dhokra metal casting, a wax casting method that has been used in India for over 4,000 years and is commonly used to make animal figures (horses, elephants, peacocks, owls, etc) as well as religious images, measuring bowls, lamp caskets etc. The latch on the turtle's back swings open to reveal that it is in fact a box of sorts,
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