Painted Pegam Prayer Table From Tibet With Original Painting - 19th Century Religious Item this piece reflects a commitment

this piece reflects a commitment to ethical fashion

a clear indicator of the origin of previous ownership

The back of the altar table has two concealed drawers which are the best indicators of age on the piece

This style of Japanese tansu is from the Kanto region and may well be from the city of Edo

A utility piece that was used daily in most households the Kulu valley

Painted Pegam Prayer Table From Tibet With Original Painting - 19th Century Religious Item this piece reflects a commitmentThis antique Tibetan prayer table is an incredibly good example of a pegam with its original painting, dating from the 19th century. Pegams were used by monks for reading manuscripts and they are rare to find today. Painted in the traditional way with stone and mineral pigments. The chest is constructed from Himalayan cedar wood and painted with kyungbur raised gesso work. The body of the cabinet has three phoenixes symbolising the midday sun of the