Indian Teak Stick Box Storage Chest From Jaisalmer - 19th Century Material - Pine (Reclaimed) a testament to the durability

a testament to the durability of teak and traditional craftsmanship

giving it a vibrant yet balanced surface

but made in the Mongolian style and still has it's original painting from when it was made in the 18th century

The cushion front fabric is soft pile poly velvet with luxurious indigo velvet backing and piping Includes an extra stuffed 100% duck feather-filled cushion pad and concealed zip fastening

the pieces display the refined layered lacquer finish for which Burmese artisans became highly regarded during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

Indian Teak Stick Box Storage Chest From Jaisalmer - 19th Century Material - Pine (Reclaimed) a testament to the durabilityThis 19th century stick box is from Rajasthan, handcrafted by the tribespeople of Jaisalmer. This example displays a rich, deep patina acquired through generations of use, with its geometric panelled construction, original wrought iron mounts, and raised feet all contributing to its distinctive character. Traditionally used as dowry chests, these boxes were treasured family possessions, passed from one generation to the next and used to store