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Painted Mongolian Book Cabinet - 19th Century Wall Art The windows have been re-purposed

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USD825.00 USD850.00

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Description

The windows have been re-purposed as a mirror and fitted with mirror glass

transforming this once utilitarian market tool into a striking decorative feature

Small lingams can be see either side of the yoni opening - phallic symbols of Lord Shiva

This particular example showcases the timeless appeal of teak

This beautiful Tibetan Lectern has the original painting - Circa mid 19thC

Painted Mongolian Book Cabinet - 19th Century Wall Art The windows have been re-purposedThis beautifully painted 19th century Mongolian book cabinet has retained its original paintwork. It is adorned with images of floral scenes surrounded by vases. These were all items known broadly as 'scholarly objects' which denoted the scholarly status of the owner. The peony was considered the 'king of flowers' and was associated with the Imperial family during the Tang dynasty (618 907 AD) leading to it becoming a status symbol depicting wealth &

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