Terracotta Rice Storage Jar / Planter - 19th Century Material - Iron Finish: Naturally aged with remnants

Finish: Naturally aged with remnants of original paint and patina

This carved teak chariot panel is from Tamil Nadu in South India and dates to the late 18th century

This fabulous candlestick is a museum quality reproduction of the Tibetan style

This bronze Tibetan style bell has a deep distinctive chime - with two iron clappers that strike with a rich deep tone suitable for your meditation and yoga room

The traditional hinged door depicts silver inlaid geese flying over a ship in a quiet bay with rolling mountains in the background

Terracotta Rice Storage Jar / Planter - 19th Century Material - Iron Finish: Naturally aged with remnantsThis rustic Chinese storage jar dates to the 19th century and originates from Shanxi province in northern China. Rich in earthy grey and charcoal tones, the surface has a beautifully weathered, wabi sabi quality that reflects decades of use and natural ageing. The jar is hand thrown, with visible throwing lines and a softly rounded form that speaks to its utilitarian origins. Originally used for storing rice wine, vinegar, and oils, these vessels were