Brass Bound Teak Chest From Gujarat - 19th century Cabinets Shomon Dansu is a term

Shomon Dansu is a term given to Japanese deed or document chest Dansu with drawers behind doors

a mythical bird of immense strength found throughout South Indian iconography

The sides are decorated with lucky bats

provides excellent stability while preserving the elegant simplicity that defines this timeless design

- Made From 100 Percent Cotton In India

Brass Bound Teak Chest From Gujarat - 19th century Cabinets Shomon Dansu is a termThis handsome 19th century brass bound teak chest from Gujarat is a fine example of the robust travelling chests produced during the British colonial period in India. Constructed from beautifully figured teak and reinforced with brass corner straps and mounts, it was built to endure the rigours of long distance travel while developing the rich patina that only generations of use can create. Originally commissioned by officers of the British Indian