Elm Shandong Kang Cabinet - 19th Century Jewellery In Buddhist mythology

In Buddhist mythology

This three-tier brass tiffin box dates to around 1900 and is a classic example of the traditional Indian dabba—used for carrying lunches

Used in wealthy household in Tibet to display their cooking pots and other treasured objects - early 19th C

almost abstract form — a reminder of the intuitive artistry of India’s folk tradition

demonstrates the understated elegance and practicality that characterise traditional Chinese country furniture

Elm Shandong Kang Cabinet - 19th Century Jewellery In Buddhist mythologyThis beautifully patinaed elm Shandong kang cabinet dates to the 19th century and reflects the elegant simplicity characteristic of northern Chinese furniture design. Originating in Shandong Province, this form developed during the Ming dynasty and remained popular for centuries due to its balanced proportions and practical functionality. Made to sit beside the heated kang platform found in prosperous northern homes, these long low cabinets served as