Reclaimed Teak Side Cabinet With Painted Finish Wine Tables This is the first time

This is the first time that we have seen a chest of this style and it is reminiscent of the damchiyas of Kutch mixed with influences of Jaiselmer stick boxes

It has been converted into a very decorative mirror

Historical use: Known as a kitchen cabinet for storing dry noodles and foodstuffs in kitchens

The front is beautifully carved with hints of the original gilding and beneath the three drawers

a technique with early roots in the Tang Dynasty (618–907 AD) that flourished during the Ming and Qing dynasties

Reclaimed Teak Side Cabinet With Painted Finish Wine Tables This is the first timeThis beautiful freestanding Indian cabinet is not an antique, however, it is made from reclaimed wood which is salvaged from old buildings in Rajasthan and Gujarat. The doors are 19th century Rajasthani window shutters and the frame is constructed from mango wood, all brought together with a delicate mint paint wash. It's a beautiful rustic addition to any room. It is also extremely durable as well as environmentally friendly. Dimensions: 83 x 38 x