Carved Low Sideboard From Xinjiang - 19th Century Furniture Materials: Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova) doors

Materials: Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova) doors and drawers & cryptomeria frame with Painted Iron Fittings

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Carved Low Sideboard From Xinjiang - 19th Century Furniture Materials: Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova) doorsThis striking carved sideboard from Xinjiang province in western China is an example of adaptive craftsmanship and regional identity. Originally constructed as a daybed, this piece has been creatively repurposedits depth reduced and its fixed panels converted into four functional cupboard doors. The result is a highly decorative and spacious low cabinet, ideal as a dining room feature or as a distinctive TV stand. Made from local pine and poplar