Painted Grain Measure Planter - Jain Red Material - Marble This finish of red lacquering

This finish of red lacquering Japanese furniture is known as negoro and originates in the 12th century AD although this lacquerwork would likely have been carried out during the 50's or 60's during the Showa era

and surface patina consistent with age and use

Small: W27 x D27 x H51 cm

This beautiful early Tibetan chest would have been used for storing religious scrolls and precious possessions in a wealthy home or a Tibetan monastery

echoing the distinctive style that made Coalbrookdale benches so popular in parks and gardens throughout the British Empire

Painted Grain Measure Planter - Jain Red Material - Marble This finish of red lacqueringBring a touch of majestic India to your home with this hand painted Indian planter. It doubles as a decorative waste paper bin and is hand painted in traditional Rajasthani designs of the classic vermillion red inspired by designs on Jain book boxes. They're made of wood in the traditional way that grain measures have been made for centuries in India. Grain measures were used in markets in India for measuring wheat, corn, rice, and pulses. This flashy