Dutch Colonial Jackfruit & Ebony Cabinet From Sri-Lanka -19th Century Material - Kair Wood This tansu would have been

This tansu would have been a commission piece and made for exceedingly wealthy individuals

for someone special or for yourself

Crafted using the dhokra or lost wax technique

Decorated with Flowers and Elephants with a stunning vivid green background

117 x 84 x 44 (wxdxh cms)

Dutch Colonial Jackfruit & Ebony Cabinet From Sri-Lanka -19th Century Material - Kair Wood This tansu would have beenThis majestic Indo Dutch cabinet harks back to the colonial days and the spice wars. Originally from colonial Ceylon (modern day Sri Lanka), it dates from the 19th century. It is beautifully constructed from jackfruit wood with ebony trim and beading. The double doors are constructed from fielded panels with ebony pilasters. It is an exceptional example of Indo Dutch furniture. Easy to pack down and reconstruct, it likely would have been owned by a