Bo Choba Dansu From Japan Edo Period - 19th Century Material - Kiri Wood arranged symmetrically on either side

arranged symmetrically on either side of an intricately carved central feature

This antique carved teak Nandi bull figure dates to the 19th century and comes from Andhra Pradesh in Southern India

Chests and boxes from India are found in an extraordinary variety of styles reflecting the many cultures that influenced India and were usually made from teak

Hand-painted using fluid

where they can be placed beside a sofa

Bo Choba Dansu From Japan Edo Period - 19th Century Material - Kiri Wood arranged symmetrically on either sideThis antique Japanese choba dansu is defined by its bo, the central locking bar that keeps the drawers secure. This chest is made predominantly from keyaki (red elm) and is unusually heavy for a tansu. Keyaki was prized for its deep colours and beautiful grain structure. This tansu chest retains the original iron hardware and urushi lacquer finish. The handles are made in the kakute squared style. The style of ironwork is from Mikuni town in Fukui and