Green Painted Glazed Wall Cabinet - 1940 India It likely would have originally

It likely would have originally been found in a Japanese Buddhist temple in front of a larger altar called a shumidan

The lid swivels in the traditional way to reveal five orbital compartments with a central round compartment

Format: Vertical ōban (approx

this striking Indian cabinet beautifully balances heritage craftsmanship with contemporary appeal

there are multiple points of wear

Green Painted Glazed Wall Cabinet - 1940 India It likely would have originallyA beautifully slender glazed wall cabinet from 1940s India, handcrafted in teak and finished in softly weathered green and turquoise painted tones. The tall narrow proportions and gently distressed surface give the piece a relaxed rustic elegance, while the contrast between the faded painted exterior and rich dark timber interior adds warmth and depth. Its understated form makes it both decorative and highly practical. Featuring a full glazed front