Burr Elm Korean Morijang Side Cabinet - Early 20thC Material - Maple Wood resulting in a timeless textile

resulting in a timeless textile that combines comfort

An impressive centrepiece for any room

These bowls were traditionally used for mixing dough to create chapatti and paratha bread

this teak wall cabinet is nearly 100 years old

open storage compartment and a sturdy internal chain designed to prevent the lid from falling open—an important feature for protecting the hinges during heavy use

Burr Elm Korean Morijang Side Cabinet - Early 20thC Material - Maple Wood resulting in a timeless textileKorean Morijang cabinets are the smallest of the three main staples of Korean antique furniture and fit perfectly into a modern home as a bedside cabinet. These Morijang cabinets first came into use in the late 18th century and were used as headside chests near the mattress in the women's quarter for storing lingerie and small accessories. This Korean Morijang dates from the early 20th century and as with all Korean antique furniture, is very light