Painted 'Kang' Low Cabinet From Mongolia Material - Terracotta this was likely originally owned

this was likely originally owned by a Jain family

Made from mango wood—a fast-growing tree harvested only after fruiting—this mirror offers an environmentally responsible choice

while the bottom right contains the Golden Fish (nya)

Tibetan yangam cabinets are incredibly rare

expressed through aggressive forms and symbols

Painted 'Kang' Low Cabinet From Mongolia Material - Terracotta this was likely originally ownedThis painted low TV unit is painted in the Mongolian style and made from reclaimed pine wood. It is styled around the classic Chinese 'kang' low cabinet design. These were used beside the kang which was a raised platform used as a bed or lounging area in wealthy homes. Often made from stone which was heated from underneath in the winter. Ideal for use beneath a TV or sound system. From China 170 x 45 x 50 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except