Bleached Elm Farmers Stool - 19th Century Wool Made From 100 Percent Cotton

Made From 100 Percent Cotton In India these are dry clean only

Indian mixing bowls like this one were known as paraths and were used for making chapatti & paratha breads

Features: Takhat-inspired form

This stone guardian lion is likely from a gateway and would originally have been one of a pair standing on either side of an entrance to a home warding off unwanted visitors

Its enduring stone form makes it not only a striking decorative sculpture but also a symbolic piece filled with cultural meaning

Bleached Elm Farmers Stool - 19th Century Wool Made From 100 Percent CottonThis classic rustic Chinese elm stool is constructed with a thick piece of solid elm and made using traditional Chinese joinery rather than nails. These sturdy wooden stools are a vital component of any shabby chic interior and originally would have been used by workers or agriculture workers. Seat Size: 38 x 16. 5 cm