Tibetan Wool Rug - 19th Century Amulets This classic cast iron Coalbrookdale

This classic cast iron Coalbrookdale style outdoor chair has a classic verdigris finish

Originally presented as part of a bride’s dowry

Totems were found in two areas of Naga villages - either side of the entrance to the village or inside the morung (mens dormitory)

The currently popular blue and white porcelain is glazed using a transparent porcelain glaze dating back to the Tang Dynasty - 618 - 907

it is also made from walnut wood which was originally lacquered

Tibetan Wool Rug - 19th Century Amulets This classic cast iron CoalbrookdaleThis very decorative Tibetan wool rug is perfect for a cottage or can be used in a modern setting in a minimalist way. The plain soft "rose pink " background colour of this lovely rug shows off the very decorative lotus flowers and stylised lucky symbols to their best. This piece is showing some signs of wear in main area, it is ideally suited to be displayed on a wall, or at the most a low traffic location. Tibetan rugs are traditionally used in