Made in Cambodia

Take your decoration game to the next level with this highly-collectible Solid Silver Niello Bowl. Nielloware has been a status symbol of royalty in many countries in Southeast Asia including Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. The process of creating niello objects is a very labor-intensive and elaborate one. Typically, precious metals such as gold, silver, or brass are incised to create meaning, often culturally, depictions or patterns on an object. Cambodian silversmiths are considered among the most skilled experts at chasing, repoussé, niello, enameling, and gilding such objects.

Particularly, this intricately-engraved brass bowl with a lotus-shaped lid features engraved flora and foliate decoration. Each piece requires complicated engraving by hand for 6 months before birthing a highly detailed nielloware. It is such an exceptional example of Southeast Asian niello works, making it a perfect heirloom for your beloved family.

Take your decoration to the next level with this highly-collectible Royal Solid Silver Niello Bowl on Pedestal with Lotus Lid. Nielloware has been a status symbol of royalty in many countries in Southeast Asia including Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. The process of creating niello objects is a very labor-intensive and elaborate one. Typically, precious metals such as gold, silver, or brass are incised to create meaning, often culturally, depictions or patterns on an object. Cambodian silversmiths are considered among the most skilled experts at chasing, repoussé, niello, enameling, and gilding such objects.

Particularly, this intricately-engraved silver bowl on a pedestal with a lotus-shaped lid features engraved flora and foliate decoration. Every Royal Niello Bowl with Lotus Lid requires complicated engraving by hands for 6 months before birthing a highly detailed nielloware. It is such an exceptional example of Southeast Asian niello works, making it a perfect heirloom for your beloved family.

These precious niello bowls have been a valuable gift between countries for centuries. For example, in 1931, Thai King King Prajadhipok gifted a silver niello bowl to Present Herbert Hoover. Again, during the presidency of George W. Bush, he was gifted another niello bowl by the new Thai King. 

Take your decoration game to the next level with this highly-collectible Hand Engraved Solid Brass Khmer Ancient Butcher Knife. This ancient art of engravement on Nielloware has been a status symbol of royalty in many countries in Southeast Asia including Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. The process of creating niello objects is a very labor-intensive and elaborate one.

Typically, precious metals such as gold, silver, or brass are incised to create meaning, often culturally, depictions or patterns on an object. Cambodian silversmiths are considered among the most skilled experts at chasing, repoussé, niello, enameling, and gilding such objects.

This Hand Engraved Solid Brass Khmer Ancient Butcher Knife is a perfect decorative gift for a collector of world treasure. On the body of the knife, it features an engraved dragon on each side adorned with intricate foliate decoration. Each piece requires complicated engraving by hand for months before birthing a highly detailed nielloware. It is such an exceptional example of Southeast Asian niello works, making it a perfect heirloom for your beloved family.

Take your decoration to the next level with this highly-collectible Royal Solid Brass Niello Flower Vase - Rural Khmer. Nielloware has been a status symbol of royalty in many countries in Southeast Asia including Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. 

The process of creating niello objects is a very labor-intensive and elaborate one. Typically, precious metals such as gold, silver, or brass are incised to create meaning, often culturally, depictions or patterns on an object. Cambodian silversmiths are considered among the most skilled experts at chasing, repoussé, niello, enameling, and gilding such objects.

This solid brass vase features an elaborately engraved depiction of Cambodian rural lives, houses, temples, and cattle on every inch of the vase exterior. Every piece requires complicated engraving by hands for 6 months before birthing a highly detailed nielloware. It is such an exceptional example of Southeast Asian niello works, making it a perfect heirloom for your beloved family.

Take your decoration to the next level with this highly-collectible Royal Solid Brass Niello Bowl with Lotus Lid. Nielloware has been a status symbol of royalty in many countries in Southeast Asia including Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. The process of creating niello objects is a very labor-intensive and elaborate one. Typically, precious metals such as gold, silver, or brass are incised to create meaning, often culturally, depictions or patterns on an object. Cambodian silversmiths are considered among the most skilled experts at chasing, repoussé, niello, enameling, and gilding such objects.
Particularly, this intricately-engraved brass bowl with a lotus-shaped lid features engraved flora and foliate decoration. Every Royal Solid Brass Niello Bowl with Lotus Lid requires complicated engraving by hand for 6 months before birthing a highly detailed nielloware. It is such an exceptional example of Southeast Asian niello works, making it a perfect heirloom for your beloved family.