Early 20th Century Chinese Hand-carved Jardiniere Artwork The typical crafts of the

The typical crafts of the Mường are weaving and knitting

Either side of this cabinet features a long draw with the original brass handles

ceiling rose

and the bold golden leaf symbolises purity and represents the divine in religious art

for making offerings and burning incense

Early 20th Century Chinese Hand-carved Jardiniere Artwork The typical crafts of theThis is a stunning example of a Chinese jardiniere. This jardiniere originated in Shang Don in the 1920s. It is made from rosewood and has hand carved carvings of bats all along the top and within Chinese culture, bats symbolise good luck. It has 2 shelves, and the bottom shelf has been uniquely carved to form a pattern on the bottom shelf. Originally, it would have been used to display domestic items. Nowadays it can be used similarly or as a side