This tall antique Tibetan cabinet, a relic of Himalayan artistry and craftsmanship, invites a touch of cultural richness and vibrant storytelling into your home. The cabinet's bold red base, contrasted with the hand-painted green doors, showcases the intricate details and symbolic narratives that characterize Tibetan art. The four doors, each featuring a captivating depiction of figures in a mountainous landscape, open to reveal ample storage space. The painted details, likely depicting scenes from Tibetan folklore or mythology, add a layer of historical and cultural significance. Imagine this antique Tibetan cabinet gracing your dining room, living room, or entryway, its presence adding a touch of history and cultural vibrancy to your décor. It's a unique piece that complements eclectic and bohemian spaces alike.
Specifications
- Era: Antique (early 19th century)
- Origin: Lhasa, Tibet; Tibetan Buddhist cabinet tradition; hand-painted elmwood
- Material: Solid elmwood
- Size: 45"(L) x 17.5"(D) x 49.5"(H)
- Color: Red base with hand-painted green doors
- Condition: Wear consistent with age and use; cracks and patina marks are authentic antique character.
This early 19th-century Tibetan cabinet from Lhasa has a red base and four hand-painted green doors showing figures in mountain landscapes. It measures 45 inches long, 17.5 inches deep and 49.5 inches high.
Q: What is painted on the doors?
A: Each of the four doors shows figures in a mountainous landscape. The scenes are likely drawn from Tibetan folklore or mythology.
Q: How much storage does it have?
A: The four doors open to reveal ample storage space.
Q: What size is it?
A: It is 45 inches long, 17.5 inches deep and 49.5 inches high.
Q: Will it show age?
A: Yes. As an early 19th-century antique it has cracks and patina marks, which are authentic antique character.
Q: How is it delivered?
A: It requires White Glove Delivery.
(Requires White Glove Delivery)
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