Terracotta Storage Jar - 19th Century Gifts The frame has a patchy

The frame has a patchy 'distressed' feel and is a mixture of earthy reds and blacks

The gate’s elegant proportions and ornate cut-out spindles reflect the craftsmanship typical of 19th-century Gujarati design

Tea chests were used for storing ceramics and other utensils used during the Japanese tea ceremonies

Perfect for storing bedding with three external drawers in the stand

Architectural Lintel Fragment

Terracotta Storage Jar - 19th Century Gifts The frame has a patchyThis rustic Chinese storage jar dates to the 19th century and originates from Shanxi province in northern China. Rich in earthy grey and charcoal tones, the surface has a beautifully weathered, wabi sabi quality that reflects decades of use and natural ageing. The jar is hand thrown, with visible throwing lines and a softly rounded form that speaks to its utilitarian origins. Distinctive carved creature heads form the handles at the shoulder of the