Painted Tibetan 'Dragon' Storage Chest - 18thC Material - Roheda Wood Each comes with four drawers

Each comes with four drawers and a large central opening

They are colourful and decorative reminder of the days of the British Raj in India - Early 20th century

Also used as altar cabinets for family ancestor worship

This games box has been checked over in our workshop and small restorations made to stop the aging process

Each mold is destroyed during the casting process making each one unique

Painted Tibetan 'Dragon' Storage Chest - 18thC Material - Roheda Wood Each comes with four drawersThis gold & red 18th century Central Tibetan chest was originally destined for use in monasteries. Two opposing dragons support a vase of The Seven Gems inside a central cartouche. The designs are created in luxurious kyung bur raised gessowork suggesting this was an expensive commission by a wealthy patron for a monastery. Tibetan chests and trunks were used as storage in homes and monasteries. Boxes are normally made from cedar, pine or poplar. This