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

cases of similar form but containing small drawers and shelf are used as scholar chest. This specimen is thought to had been intended to transport books and other study materials purpose. Learn More

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 beautiful wooden grain of Huanghuali wood and the form of its simplicity which derived from the box construction but more durable are the waist less and rounded legs table joint between the tabletop and aprons with the design of the openwork carving of the scrolled cloud at the corner of the aprons are handsome, thus strengthening the table's construction. Learn More

This pair of pumpkin stools were made of huanghuali wood with protruding round it edges similar to the each room of pumpkin shape. The size of it is impressive and the material and workmanship are excellent. The stool is one of the most convenient surfaces for supporting people and objects. This is a functional work of art, pure and simple, yet elegant and delicate in style, a definite timeless treasure to own,

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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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The bookshelf does not necessily hold only books but cherished possessions displayed on the open shelves can be viewed on both side with refreshingly different showcasing, thus this fine display shelf can be used as a divider as well. Learn More

Inspired by the trust colors of nature and the religious traditions, the Tibetans wrought an archetypal form of Himalayan furniture collaborating two forces of creativity: aesthetic sense and spirituality. In Tibet, women and men all dress in colorful clothing; ceremonies are often filled with colorful spiritual ornaments. This Tibetan chest reveals the humble yet vibrant nature of Tibetan minds and it furniture reflects Tibetan nomadic postural tradition, as it unfolds their age long tradition of religious beliefs , teaching and their family heritage in the form of art. Learn More

This square lattice doors compound cabinet is distinguished by the straight post and usually it come with only one upper chest on top stack on each other. This compound cabinet has common features like all the doors and inside shelves are removable. Learn More

This waist less form of table create compelling spaces both ground and within the form with eight ink stone is fully supported by wooden plank below for today use. The legs of the table are straight which is made of it table simplicity and classic.an elegant, and exquisite table that is clearly visible in this lustrous lacquered table with stones insert that just rightly balance its structural integrity and form. Learn More