

STAND — Teak Wood (1950s)
Handcrafted in Thailand during the 1950s, this vintage display stand is carved from solid teak — a wood revered for its strength, durability, and timeless patina. Its form balances simplicity with purpose, designed to cradle and elevate sacred or personal artifacts.
Perfectly sized for holding a Sak Yant needle or an antique opium pipe, this stand carries both function and presence, transforming an object into a centerpiece of contemplation and heritage.
Details
Origin: Thailand
Era: 1950s
Material: Solid teak wood
Condition: Vintage, with natural wear and patina from age and use
Use: Ideal display for Sak Yant needle, opium pipe, or other sacred objects
Not just a stand — but a vessel of presentation, handmade to honor the objects it carries.
Handcrafted in Thailand during the 1950s, this vintage display stand is carved from solid teak — a wood revered for its strength, durability, and timeless patina. Its form balances simplicity with purpose, designed to cradle and elevate sacred or personal artifacts.
Perfectly sized for holding a Sak Yant needle or an antique opium pipe, this stand carries both function and presence, transforming an object into a centerpiece of contemplation and heritage.
Details
Origin: Thailand
Era: 1950s
Material: Solid teak wood
Condition: Vintage, with natural wear and patina from age and use
Use: Ideal display for Sak Yant needle, opium pipe, or other sacred objects
Not just a stand — but a vessel of presentation, handmade to honor the objects it carries.