Indian Nagaland Stool original art The leather-wrapped handle adds comfort

The leather-wrapped handle adds comfort for carrying and a subtle contrast in texture and tone

there is an unspoken joy in sharing food with others

Traditional craftsmanship

The glazed upper band was designed to seal and protect contents

Indian Nagaland Stool original art The leather-wrapped handle adds comfortSourced from the Nagaland region of India, these are traditional Indian low wooden stools, commonly known as patla or chowki. They were used throughout Indian households for a variety of everyday purposes, including: Sitting close to the floor for meals or social gatherings, Religious ceremonies and prayer rituals, Supporting kitchen tasks such as food preparation The metal banding or stud details were both decorative and functional, helping to