Painted Tibetan 'Flaming Lotus' Storage Chest - 18th Century Cashmere It originally opened from the

It originally opened from the top

Thse exquisitely painted Indian doors are from the town of Bikaner in Rajasthan and datefromt the 19thC

please note you may need just one size up from the standard UK size as they are hand made although they will stretch as they are worn in

time-softened surface

Features: Four-panel façade with original red lacquer

Painted Tibetan 'Flaming Lotus' Storage Chest - 18th Century Cashmere It originally opened from theThis decorative Central Tibet monastic chest dates to the 18th century and is published in the book Tibetan Furniture: Identifying, Appreciating, Collecting by Chris Buckley. It has a central 'flaming lotus' design surrounded by a typical quatrefoil frame infilled with traditional geometric brocade designs. The flaming lotus is a symbol of Buddhist belief. The blossoming of a lotus symbolises enlightenment, purity, and reaching enlightenment from