Reproduction Painted Tibetan Cabinet Origin - Japan This is perhaps because the

This is perhaps because the face is of such large proportions the painter didn't have room to fit them in the frame

he assumed the throne of Kishkindha

Similar examples can be found on pages 51 and 67 of Auspicious by Design by C

Sarong or sarung denotes the lower garment worn by Southeast Asian men and women which is stitched at the narrower edges to form a tube

the exterior is intricately decorated with hand-carved geometric patterns

Reproduction Painted Tibetan Cabinet Origin - Japan This is perhaps because theThis beautifully painted reproduction Tibetan piece was made in India. It is inspired by traditional Tibetan painting styles whilst having a distinctly Indian feel. A beautiful piece with painting decoration on the front, back, and sides. Two outward opening doors reveal a large interior space separated by a shelf. The three drawers at the bottom are false drawers and are purely decorative. It would make an impressive addition to any room. From India