Chinese Flower Stand Made From Red Elm - 19thC Origin - Mughal A mid 19thc jewellery casket

A mid 19thc jewellery casket from the Rann of Kutch

64 x 31  x 34  (wxdxh cms)

Framed Original Triptych Woodblock Print "Minamoto Yoshitsune and the Reversed Oars" by Yoshitora

Lohans have became guardian angels of the Buddhist temple and there in the main hall standing guard are the ever-present

Base size 40 x 40 x 36cm ( w x d x h)

Chinese Flower Stand Made From Red Elm - 19thC Origin - Mughal A mid 19thc jewellery casketThis Chinese flower stand dates from the 19th century and is made from red elm (zelkova), known in China as 'jumu' or 'southern elm.' Red elm as the name suggests has a more red tone and has a more aesthetically pleasant grain. It was considered in China to be superior to its northern elm relative. Red elm is the typical wood used in pieces from Jiangsu province. Most flower stands from Jiangsu were lacquered in a burgundy lacquer. Remains of the