Antique Burmese hintha bird opium weights, nineteen century, crafted from bronze. These culturally significant artifacts depicts the mythical hintha bird, a national symbol tied to Burmese folklore and the founding legend of the Bagan Kingdom. Originally used in traditional trade for measuring opium or other goods on balance scales, these weights hold deep historical value, reflecting Myanmar's rich heritage and artistic traditions of the era. A cherished collectible, valued for its craftsmanship and connection to the nineteenth century Burmese history.

1623.7g, Height 12 cm, Width 10 cm

821.8 g, Height 10cm, Width 7 cm

322.5 g, Height 7.5 cm, Width 5 cm

158.6 g, Height 6 cm, Width 3.5 cm

81 g, Height 4.5 cm, Width 2.5 cm

32 g, Height 3 cm, Width 2 cm

15.3 g, Height 2.3 cm, Width 1.8 cm

7.4 g, Height 2 cm, Width 1.5 cm

4.1 g, Height 1.3 cm, Width 1.1 cm