This sear being described has a simple and elegant design which possesses the charm and dence of good quality of Huanghuali wood. The backrest of it is slightly curved to provide for comfortable.

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Given the nature of Tibet, this chest is constructed from Himalayan pine wood and beautifully painted, giving them an exotic look. The splendid colours on the Tibetan chest have 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 chest a treasure that holds the history and culture of an ancient land within their forms. Learn More

One of the distinctive characteristics of Chinese artistic tradition is the use of calligraphy as part of the painting itself. Its significance lies in its ability to express the theme and artistic conception of the painting more clearly and deeply while, at the same time, giving great insight into the artist’s individuality, emotions and views on art and life. The ink stone on this table was part of that tradition, the ink cake is grounded on the painters’ stone slab with fresh water to various consistencies. Thus these ink stone slabs are used by the artists to practice their calligraphy skills with brushes. This is because in ancient times paper was rare and expensive. After the ink dries up the slabs can be re-used again..

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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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Given the nature of Tibet, this door is made from Himalayan pine wood and beautifully painted, 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 door a treasure that holds the history and culture of an ancient land within their forms.

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This elegantly shaped in wooden scrolled-legs low table may have served as instrument table. The simple form of it table has wooden plank top and had supported by separated wooden pieces as well as to shape the scrolled legs feet from wooden solid plank top that made it table in perfect proportion and simplicity. Learn More

A perfect example of this Kang table was probably used at the center of the Kang, just most tables are used. It has a waisted form with mat top is fully supported by wooden plank below for today use. The legs of the table are slightly curved but end in well-drawn horse-hoof legs which is made of it table simplicity and demonstrating the features of structural integrity, design and craftmanship which is distinct hallmarks of Classical Chinese furniture. Learn More

Since square table are constantly used and frequently moved, there have to be sturdily constructed. This table has waist less form with ink stone top is fully supported by straight legs but end in well-drawn horse-hoof legs which is made of it table simplicity and satisfying solidity proportion, as well as a beautiful example of craftsmanship, artwork in integrity, design and style that effortlessly adds elegance to any room. Learn More

an outstanding feature of this chest is the contrast is achieved through the lacquer painting that purely defining geometrical lines of the chest. Learn More