Old Neem Wood Stool From Himachal Pradesh Origin - Turkmenistan Japanese Lacquer Bowl - Meiji

Japanese Lacquer Bowl - Meiji Period

The substantial form and detailed carving relate closely to the Shanxi examples discussed in Karen Mazurkewich’s Chinese Furniture: A Guide to Collecting Antiques

The doors are beautifully carved from the very hardwearing jackfruit wood

with bamboo latticework

This stunning painted sideboard is from Mongolia - made from Pine and Poplar wood it has the original painting

Old Neem Wood Stool From Himachal Pradesh Origin - Turkmenistan Japanese Lacquer Bowl - MeijiThis sculptural vintage Himachal stool is a beautifully understated piece, where traditional craftsmanship meets a soft, contemporary bleached finish. Hand carved from a single block of wood, its form is defined by four gently flared legs supporting a thick, rounded seat, creating a strong yet elegant silhouette. The bleached surface enhances the natural grain of the timber, bringing out subtle tonal variations and organic textures across the piece.