Shirvan Kelim Rug - 242 x 178 cm Period - Taishō This very decorative monastic chest

This very decorative monastic chest is from Central Tibet and dates to the 18th century

This style of black lacquer tansu was found in both Tsuruoka & Sakata towns of Yamagata

Finish: Naturally weathered pale tone

This panel dates to the 19th century

while the wide mouth offers generous planting space—perfect for sculptural indoor greens or outdoor courtyard displays

Shirvan Kelim Rug - 242 x 178 cm Period - Taishō This very decorative monastic chestThis flatweave kelim rug is skilfully hand woven in Pakistan. The Shirvan style originates from the town of Shirvan just south of the Caucasus mountain range originally Persian and now part of Azerbaijan. Using hundspun wool and vegetable dyes, the locals of Shirvan created vivid and exciting rugs using the limited palette of colours they had available. Kelim rugs are very hardwearing as they are made using a high durability wool. We'd suggest using a