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Antique Tibetan Floral Mini Sideboard

Name: Antique Tibetan Floral Mini Sideboard
Brand: Flea Market
SKU: DESIAM_0052
Price: 33700.00 THB
Availability: InStock

33,700.00 THB

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Flea Market Antique Tibetan Floral Mini Sideboard

33,700.00 THB

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Antique Tibetan Floral Mini Sideboard

This antique Tibetan painted cabinet, likely from the late 19th to early 20th century, showcases traditional Himalayan craftsmanship with its hand-painted floral panels, deep red lacquered frame, and vibrant contrasting colors. The six-panel doors, adorned with intricate botanical motifs in orange, blue, and green, reflect Tibetan Buddhist artistry, where floral patterns symbolize growth, prosperity, and harmony. Traditionally used in Tibetan homes and monasteries, this cabinet provided storage for sacred texts, ritual objects, or household essentials while serving as a decorative statement piece.

Dimensions (LxWxH)

30 x 81 x 67 cm

Place of Origin

China

Period

Qing Dynasty, 1644–1912 or Early Republican Era

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