Indian Almirah Cabinet With Sunburst Panels - 19th Century Wool Every printing block began as

Every printing block began as a solid piece of hardwood and was painstakingly carved by skilled artisans using small chisels and gouges

Its clean lines and balanced proportions allow the exceptional burr elm grain to take centre stage

Weight: 59

This Burmese lacquer box is typical of the style and has a base black-red colour and is decorated with finely etched animals around the center

Due to the handmade nature of this product

Indian Almirah Cabinet With Sunburst Panels - 19th Century Wool Every printing block began asThis painted Indian sunburst almirah cabinet is beautifully carved and dates to the 19th century. Many Indian cabinets were originally recessed into walls and freestanding cabinets are less common. It is constructed from green painted teak wood with light crackling, which gives a wonderful texture. Additional character comes from old metalwork patches found on the side of this piece. The core Portuguese occupation did not expand beyond Southern India,