Can anyone assign a nationality to this box?

I didn't know which forum was best so I choose this one.
I don't think this little box is very old but I like the flowers on it.
I am wondering if anyone will instantly recognize a particular national style in the work.
There are no markings.
I am thinking Asia but that's a big continent...!
I'm hoping not to have to google search country by country !

 

India. 1970s. Very popular import at the time. Someone else will know region.

Debora

 

Most likely China, but you should show us the rest of it, inside, underside, etc. China may be one of the only countries making this stuff anymore, anyone know 'bout that?

 

Good to know, had no idea India made that stuff. I believe it because the pattern is different from the Chinese stuff.

 

Decorated top & 4 sides. Bottom and interior black. Looking rough, box interior not as whitish as the image looks. Bottom looks very glossy black and unscratched.

 

Great ! Thanks ! Just knowing which country is wonderful ! Was this something one often found in gift stores ?

 

Aha ! Now I know what country to look for I am seeing Kashmir associated with boxes that shape.

 

Still hand made, hand painted, and selling for very little.

 

And I thought MY keyboard space was crowded...!

 

I'll assign.....
Italian!
From the fourth dienasty of my Naplesese mafia ancestors.

 

Every time I see one of those boxes Led Zep starts up in the back of my head....

 

Tom, yours is from Rajasthan in India.
It is different from Kashmiri lacquerware, which has more of a Persian influence in the designs. The Rajasthani style is more native Indian, because the region was allowed to remain Hindu during the Muslim Moghul occupation of part of India.

 

I'm glad I checked back ! Thank you ! That sounds interesting to explore !

 

WOW!
Crickets.

 

I thought it was one found in the core of a comet that crashed into Area 51.

 

Hmmmm...
Maybe.
I'll ask my truck if she knows anything about that.

 

Nah, not for me. Definitely "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"!

 

Seems only you, Komo, know why I wrote that.

 

The concert version, wonderful.

 

mmmmm...
Certain wonderful memories for me....