Highly Decorative Burmese Kalaga Elephant Wall Hanging

Highly Decorative Burmese Kalaga Elephant Wall Hanging Myanmar (formerly Burma) circa 1930-1950 Embellished with sequins, gold thread and raised glass jewels Lacquered crossbar hanging rail with shaped curved ends H: 106.5cm (41.9") W: 89cm (35") - wall hanging Max Height: 106.5cm (41.9”) Max Width: 134.5cm (53”) This highly decorative and striking Burmese Kalaga wall hanging from the 1930-1950 period is a beautiful and intricate piece of art. The raised elephant and figure are embellished with sequins, gold thread and raised glass jewels. It is ready to place in your home as it has a lacquered crossbar hanging rail, with shaped carved ends. It is in very good condition. The elephant motif is particularly significant in Burmese culture, symbolizing strength, wisdom, and good fortune. These wall hangings were often used for ceremonial purposes or as decorative pieces in homes and temples. These tapestries are known for their detailed embroidery, often featuring scenes with elephants, deities, and other traditional motifs. They are typically made from velvet or cotton and adorned with sequins, beads, and metallic threads, giving them a rich and textured appearance. For a complete assessment of the item's condition, we encourage you to carefully examine all the provided photos. These pictures are integral to the description and condition report of the item, providing crucial visual details about its appearance and quality. Purchasing any item online can sometimes be a bit of concern, rest assured we are an established and successful business and have many happy clients both in the trade and as private clients. We have a beautiful showroom in West Sussex and you are always welcome to visit to view any of our delightful items.