Context (Found together / assemblage)
In Singer's collection there are four Camari, they appear to be part of a set as the sculpture and style of these figures are similar. Singer did not state that this was the case in his original inventory, however, it is a possibility.
Event Date
Author: Annie McKay

Description (Labels & Markings)
Typed label affixed to the base reads '4', this is in relation to Singer's original inventory.
Event Date
Author: Annie McKay

Context (References)
Singer, Noel Francis. 1988. Survivors from a Burmese Palace. Arts of Asia. Vol 18, No 1, January-February 1988, pp. 94-102.
Event Date 1/1988
Author: Annie McKay

Description (Physical description)
A large wooden depiction of a camari, the Burmese version of a Tibetan yak. The base is covered in red lacquer, and the figure itself is gilded. The tail has been broken and since repaired. The figure has plumes attached to it's head, with wings on the legs.
Event Date 15/11/2017
Author: Annie McKay