Antique Tibetan Snuff Bottle

Antique Tibetan snuff bottle. Snuff bottles were used to store powdered tobacco and hold cultural and spiritual importance in Tibet. The bottle features ornate, hand-etched metalwork, likely silver or white metal, and a body made of a polished, amber-colored resin or similar material. It has a teardrop or pear shape with a flared footed base. A circular, decorative element with an eight-petal flower design is visible on the side. The body is made of an amber-colored, marbled resin. It is adorned with intricate, hand-etched silver or white metal designs. The bottle has a teardrop or disc shape with a footed base and a small cap, typical of traditional Tibetan or Chinese snuff bottles. Snuff bottles were an important part of Tibetan heritage and identity, sometimes used in rituals to aid meditation. Enhance your home with this vintage decorative vase featuring intricate silver detailing and a rich brown accent. Perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any room.