Chinese Flower Stand from Jiangsu - 19thC Style - Wine Jars these trunks naturally repel moths

these trunks naturally repel moths and other pests while preserving delicate silk

Floral Dream with multicolours

reminiscent of mihrab niches found in Islamic architecture

This style of Dhokra work dates to the late 19th & early 20th centuries

These beautifully crafted bowls are great for serving canapes or as a sweets dish

Chinese Flower Stand from Jiangsu - 19thC Style - Wine Jars these trunks naturally repel mothsThis Chinese flower stand dates from the 19th century and has a concealed drawer. Made from red elm (zelkova) and known in China as 'jumu' or 'southern elm.' Red elm as the name suggests has a more red tone and has a more aesthetically pleasant grain. It was considered in China to be superior to its northern elm relative. Red elm is the typical wood used in pieces from Jiangsu province. This style of table is also known as a tea table and often came