Natural handmade bamboo/hand-smoked classic treasure box with lid (three sizes)

In order to keep the emotions in my heart lasting for a long time, As long as there is bamboo symbiosis in human civilization, Most of them have such bamboo weaving and smoking techniques. . After even smoke and fire, the moisture in the bamboo is evaporated, Warm and bright carbonization adheres to the surface, Anti-corrosion, moisture-proof, insect-proof and crack-proof. The indigenous people of Laos will put precious ornaments and objects into treasure boxes. The contents inside the box can be properly preserved and even passed on to the next generation. . Smoking bamboo requires patience and experience; Turn over the firewood and turn the bamboo woven box to smoke evenly. Freshly made smoked fabrics will have a strong smell. Carved with daily use and time, Its smell and color will gradually fade. . For modern people, Beautiful and practical handmade bamboo treasure box, Suitable for various installations or decorations, A slight smoky smell, It can also bring natural pest control benefits to your home. . Thank you that there are still these peoples in the world who live in harmony with nature. Protect and preserve precious nature and wisdom for us. Let’s enjoy it and bring beauty and joy into each other’s lives. Fall in love with natural fiber fabrics, Love life and love the earth. ｜Material｜Laos natural wild bamboo ｜Color｜ Natural smoked color (can hold food) Also suitable for gift box packaging or storage boxes. Precautions: 1. The smoke color distribution of each treasure box is different 2. Built-in items will be affected by smoke smell Those who can accept the above will purchase it! ｜Size｜ Large: 19x7cm Medium: 14x7.5cm Small: 10x5cm Set of two pieces (upper cover + lower box) ｜Customized｜ Other sizes are available for customization More than 30 pieces / 20~45 working days Please contact us by message ｜Production｜ Laos Bamboo Weaving Craft Village – Pasong Village In 2016, Yangga came to a bamboo weaving craft village in the mountains of Laos that had been run by a local social enterprise for eight years. I am deeply moved by the nature and the purity and simplicity of the people here. There are more than 300 traditional bamboo weaving families in Pasong Village. 10% joined the social enterprise plan, 30 families benefited and continue to grow. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49710642066_4f2b435af3_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53087159872_86e64a7968_c.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53088039295_e8f8c60510_c.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53624834784_99aac00c40_o.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52738362898_5af9161708_b.jpg