Reclaimed Teak Parquet Side Cabinet With Painted Finish Period - 17th Century Hand-stitched by rural artisans

Hand-stitched by rural artisans

They were made from turned Teak legs (sometimes lacquered or carved) with a roheda wood frame & woven with cotton or jute

Slaked lime (chunnam) paste is commonly added to bind the leaves

Chinese black glazed storage jars like these originate from Shanxi province and date to the late 19th century and early 20th century

and top are all made from single planks of teak wood

Reclaimed Teak Parquet Side Cabinet With Painted Finish Period - 17th Century Hand-stitched by rural artisansThis cabinet has been lovingly constructed from reclaimed teak from old Indian buildings that have fallen into a state of disrepair. With each piece completely unique, this cabinet is truly one of a kind. Each piece of wood dates to the 19th century, giving this piece history while being newly sustainable. As well as one large interior space separated by a shelf, this piece also has two drawers which add additional storage. From India UK Delivery