Old Chinese Wire Lantern From Shanxi - Ca 1940's Origin - Turkmenistan Zushi shrine dates from the

Zushi shrine dates from the Meiji period (1868-1912) and inside Buddha stands atop a lotus throne and is holding a lotus flower

forming a palette that feels vibrant

This elegant 19th-century Indian garden bench is inspired by the celebrated Coalbrookdale designs produced in England during the Victorian period

It dates to the early Shōwa period (1926 - 1989)

refers to the pierced stone screens traditionally used to filter strong desert sunlight

Old Chinese Wire Lantern From Shanxi - Ca 1940's Origin - Turkmenistan Zushi shrine dates from theOnce simple practical objects, these old Chinese wire lanterns would have once hung from a fishing boats, illuminating the waters for late night fishermen. These enigmatic lanterns make fantastic quirky additions to a modern room. Originally they would have been lined with paper to provide protection from the wind. A captivating addition to any room whether lit or unlit. Available to be wired at an additional charge. Please contact us for further