Asian lacquer ware is well known to art collectors worldwide, and is the result of some of the finest ancient craftsmanship
          techniques in the world. The art of lacquerware-making came along with Buddhism and other cultural artifacts from China
          during the 8th century and Japan from the 14th century.  Lacquer ware is created by applying lacquer to wooden objects to
          give it a fine, beauty and sturdiness.Some of the well known objects are tables, boxes, musical dresses, costumes, utensils
          (rice bowls, tiffin boxes,  baskets, water carafes, cups, vases) etc.

          Thip Chang, Samui prides itself in providing you a wide selection of unique  ancinet lacquer ware from the Far East such as
          China, Japan, Burma and Thailand. Our selection changes constantly as most of our items are one of a kind works of art.