Nepalese Lacquerware Brush Pot – Gold “Blessing & Longevity” Peach Flower (6")

This old wood lacquerware brush pot comes from Nepalese folk tradition and is richly decorated with gold-outlined motifs of blessing, longevity, and peach blossoms. In Chinese symbolism, the peach is closely associated with long life and renewal, making this a meaningful piece for a writing desk, studio, or altar space.

The cylindrical form is finished in deep lacquer, with hand-painted designs that glow softly against the dark ground. Originally used to hold brushes or writing tools, it works beautifully today as a pen container, brush holder, or small vessel for tools and flowers. Its compact 6-inch height makes it easy to place on shelves, consoles, and desktops without overwhelming the space.

With its mix of practical function and auspicious symbolism, this brush pot brings a subtle sense of ritual to everyday routines—perfect for anyone who loves scholar’s objects, calligraphy, or thoughtfully curated workspaces.

Details

• Type: Old wood lacquerware pen container / brush pot
• Origin: Nepalese folk craftsmanship
• Motif: Gold-outlined blessing and longevity symbols with peach flowers
• Height: Approx. 6"
• Use: For brushes, pens, and small tools, or as a decorative vessel

Curated by Far East Finds to introduce quiet symbolism and artisan character to your workspace or altar.