Description
Shingle signs, hailing from centuries past, adorned businesses, taverns, and inns. Their popularity soared in the 18th-19th centuries along trading routes, featuring bold hand-lettered text and simple designs.
Today, handcrafted shingle signs are cherished and scarce, with enthusiasts collecting them for their artisanal charm and uniqueness.
This specific piece hails from 1950s Java, meticulously handcrafted by local artisans using traditional ironworking techniques. It showcases a hand-painted duck motif, symbolizing cultural and symbolic importance, associated with harmony and abundance.
Size: Approx. 50x50cm
Material: Iron
Circa 1950s
Today, handcrafted shingle signs are cherished and scarce, with enthusiasts collecting them for their artisanal charm and uniqueness.
This specific piece hails from 1950s Java, meticulously handcrafted by local artisans using traditional ironworking techniques. It showcases a hand-painted duck motif, symbolizing cultural and symbolic importance, associated with harmony and abundance.
Size: Approx. 50x50cm
Material: Iron
Circa 1950s
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