A Nepalese weaving tool from around the early 1900s. It has a wooden base with iron components embedded in it. A part of the component was coming off, so it has been repaired with rusty wire. The subtle carvings on the surface enhance the primitive impression. One side is plain, so you can enjoy a different view as you like. We recommend displaying it on a wall for appreciation. Both ends are slightly chipped, but we believe these are old damages. We think the chips are part of the overall aesthetic. There are scratches on the wood and rust on the iron parts. Other than that, there is no fatal damage that would detract from its appearance. Please understand that this is an old item, and purchase it with that in mind. We cannot accommodate requests after purchase. Size (cm): Please allow for some error. 22.9 x 1.9