Japanese Ryobirake Kasane Dansu- Meiji Period From Kanto Dowry Chest Chola period bronzes were created

Chola period bronzes were created using the lost wax technique

42 x 2 x 38 (w x d x h cms)

whereas most pieces are made in Nathdwara in Rajasthan (near Udaipur

It is hand made from recycled tin & iron

brass peacock coat hooks on painted teak bases adorned many elegant homes

Japanese Ryobirake Kasane Dansu- Meiji Period From Kanto Dowry Chest Chola period bronzes were createdA fine Japanese Ryobirake Kasane Dansu from the Meiji period (18681912), crafted in the Kant region. This traditional stacking chest exemplifies the restrained elegance and practical design of Japanese domestic cabinetry, combining utility with carefully balanced proportions. The Kasane Dansu form separates into two sections for ease of transport and use a characteristic feature of chests made for urban homes. The upper cabinet features double doors