Painted Zeeba Chest From Tibet - 19th Century Bedside Cabinets While the structure itself is

While the structure itself is newly made

Kelim rugs are very hardwearing as they are made using a high durability wool

These chairs were known as officials hat chairs because the shape of the back was reminiscent of an officials hatThey are usually made from elm or red elm

Dimensions: W72 x D72 x H30 cm

This coffee table is made from a carved Indian ceiling panel

Painted Zeeba Chest From Tibet - 19th Century Bedside Cabinets While the structure itself isFrom Eastern Tibet, this chest is particularly special. Depicting the guardian spirit Zeeba, this chest would have been used for storage of religious items either in homes or monasteries. Zeeba, often called Kirtimukha (meaning the face of majesty) (also named Ziba Zipak) is a monstrous creature whose symbol is frequently found across China, Tibet & India. Also known as the 'Monster of Greed' (T'ao t'ieh in Chinese), 'Creature Without a Name' or 'Face