Vietnamese Lacquer Jar

Also Chartreuse and Gold

  Burmese lacquer is older and more delicate than Vietnamese

The elephant crest on the temple box gives it character and the 

Chinese red tone is a great Interior accent

For the past two years, we have been working with Mr. Loi, a lcquerware craftsman in Hanoi. The rich finish is the result of seven coats of lacquer over a period of five weeks. We initially worked with traditional lustrous golds, silvers and black to create miso bowls, trays and boxes of all sorts,

But it transpired eventually that Mr. Loi had a Pantone chart and that we could choose any colours we wanted to … henc the brilliant Highveld sunset orange and the chartreuse that picks up the colours of the veld here. With many colours still to come, we just love our lekker lacquer. As the sole and dircet importer we passs on trhe saving to you and make this range affordable, with boxes starting at R120 ($14)

This is the finest lauqerware from Burma Did you spot one in the Mode offices on Ugly Betty? Theyre hot and theyre R1950 .. In red or black

These boxes are perfect for your favourite mags, hiding remote controls, letters, anything you want to hide beautifully
They come white black or Chinese Red lacquer @ R490

Our new lacquer range boasts this magnificent centrepiece in a deep Chinese red — Diameter 430mm and priced at R490 .. Have you ever?

Stanley is brimming with great new stock from Vinyl wall art by Gin & Chocolate to Vietnamese lacquer frames, boxes, miso bowls and storage boxes in gold, bright red, chartreuse, and chic black, also check out Shine Shine’s great new Obama-print oilcoth