Painted Tibetan Side Cabinet - Late 19th Century Material - Amber They are often seen in

They are often seen in palaces & houses of the wealthier classes

rich polychrome lacquer finish

Condition: Wear consistent with age and use including surface marks and patina

producing a variety of patterns like Leheriya

This beautiful lacquered pot is painted with a dragon on a red background flying through clouds and chasing after a jewel

Painted Tibetan Side Cabinet - Late 19th Century Material - Amber They are often seen inThis antique Tibetan side cabinet dates to circa 1900. It is painted using traditional methods with stone and mineral pigments. It has three auspicious offering goddesses on the front representing the senses of touch (silk ribbons and scarves), smell and sound (incense flowing from a conch) and vision (a mirror) from left to right. On the sides, you can see a stylised silk brocade design called kedi in Tibetan. These geometric designs first originated