With the feeling of rustic elegance it painting table gives an air of stately majesty and pristine refinement. This feeling own a great deal to the quality of the Zitan wood and the form of its simplicity which derived from the box construction but more durable are the Waistless corner legs table joint between the tabletop and aprons, thus strengthening the table's construction..

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Reclining armchairs were only one form of chair and for informal occasions. The chair certainly encourages a relaxed posture, with armrests stimulating air of repose. In this scholar enjoys the quiet, peaceful scenery while taking a break from his studies in a thatched hall in the countryside. The arms rest are straight, but curve slightly upward, creating a more relaxed lounge. This features illustrate the meticulous design of this blackwood reclining chair, which is exquisitely comfortable and its overall form is sensuous and inviting. Learn More

This lampstand has s long pole and at the pole passes through the disk to form prick for the candles. Four openwork spandrels dragon carving with angular scrolling motifs tenon into the top and the pole; the spandrels are wide at the top to support the disk and taper toward the bottom.

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This display cabinet combines an open shelf of the top with latticework above a pair of doors panel. The lower portion of cabinet is usually fitted with drawers shelves and is used for storage. The plain door panels it cabinet would allow the full play of the beautiful wooden grain. Learn More

The strengthening of this table's construction is a waist less between the tabletop and its aprons, is supported by four small horse-hoof legs and giant arms brace. It is not only ideal because of its beautiful clean minimal lines but also because of its outstanding top, which is composed with an original patina of JU wooden panel. Learn More

A wonderfully painted trunk has retained its lovely coloration as well as condition. This door is unique in its simplicity and fully balanced symbols. The design features on the door can be indicatively of the social status of its owner, no doubt this trunk was used by a wealthy Tibetan family or for keeping the treasure safe in temple, and thus not subjected to the same wear and tear visited on those owned by village households. Learn More

This exquisite and elegant brush pot with thick walls, subtle but sumptuous tapering form, and finely delineated mouth and foot rims, the design and workmanship are of the highest quality. . Learn More

     

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Given the nature of Tibet, this door is constructed from Himalayan pine wood and beautifully painted in Tiger, giving them an exotic look. The splendid colours on the Tibetan door has their source in nature; Malachite for green, Lapis Lazuli for blue, Cinnabar for red and Charcoal for black. This is why it makes this Tibetan door a treasure that holds the history and culture of an ancient land within their forms. The door also reveals the way of life through art and religion of Tibetan, yet vibrant natural of their mind, the designs seen on the door can be indicative of the social status its owner.

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