Rosewood Brass Studded 'Zanzibar' Chest - 19th Century Material - Camphor Wood It has its original painting

It has its original painting and the styles reflect a blend of Shanxi and Mongolian influences

where traditional craftsmanship meets a soft

The painting and brass hardware are completely original

The clean and dominate design along with a large space separated by two shelves makes this cabinet an ideal dramatic storage option

This beautifully carved Indian teak window frame has been transformed into a unique mirror that would make a stunning addition to any room in your home

Rosewood Brass Studded 'Zanzibar' Chest - 19th Century Material - Camphor Wood It has its original paintingThis 19th century rosewood chest was made in the Rann of Kutch, the principal production centre for the studded trade chests used along the Indian Ocean dhow routes. Crafted from dense rosewood and decorated with traditional brass studs, it belongs to the group widely known as Zanzibar chests, reflecting their circulation through ports including Kutch, Diu, Surat, Bombay, Muscat, Basra, and Zanzibar. These chests transported high value goods such as