 Cabinet, 'Carefree Life'
$64.95
A young woman enjoys a moment of relaxation in the company of delicate deer. The lush, verdant backdrop of Rajasthan expands into the distance, each detail rendered in precise, harmonious brush strokes. Shivji Ram Mali crafts this almirah by hand from mango wood, using watercolors to execute the delicate scenes in Pichwai style. This almirah features two shelves and a sturdy latch for opening and closing. Pichwai paintings originated several centuries ago in Rajasthan, and usually depict Lord Krishna and Radha. The name derived from the Hindi word for "backside" or "behind," these paintings originally covered the walls behind sculptures of the celestial couple, and were usually wrought in pure gold. Today several people are often engaged in executing one painting, which can take four to five days to finish. |
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 Wood cabinet, 'Leisure Time'
$84.95
Lord Krishna passes the afternoon with his beloved Radha and her friends in the delicate compositions of this handcrafted almirah. Shivji Ram Mali crafts the piece from select mango wood, using a tasteful palette of watercolors to execute the traditional pichwai paintings. Each scene is framed in a gilded border enhanced by floral motifs, contrasting luminously against the deep shades of the Indian landscape. This almirah features two shelves and a sturdy latch for opening and closing. Pichwai paintings originated several centuries ago in Rajasthan, and they usually depict Lord Krishna and Radha. The name derived from the Hindi word for "backside" or "behind," these paintings originally covered the walls behind sculptures of the celestial couple, and were usually wrought in pure gold. Today several people are often engaged in executing one painting, which can take four to five days to finish. |
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 Wood chest of drawers, 'Rosebuds'
$39.95
Painted by hand, delicate rosebuds bring their innate beauty to a chest of drawers for jewelry and keepsakes. Hernen Rivas Samuel applies his wood working skill to this charming design and gives it an antique crackle finish. A mirror conveniently graces the lid. |
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 Wood chest of drawers, 'Paradise'
$109.95
Images from paradise cover this enchanting chest by Ketut Sandi. Three drawers hold treasures, keepsakes or jewelry with Indonesian chic. Working in Balinese suar wood, he carves intricate flowers and tendrils in low relief. A bird hovers on the top surface. |
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 Wood chest, 'Summer Garden'
$84.95
After the monsoon, the verdant countryside bursts into bloom. Shivji Ram Mali paints the intricate motifs on a handcrafted almirah (chest). He works in the style of the Mughal Empire, still practiced in Rajasthan. Please note this beautifully painted piece has a rustic wood finishing, with rugged imperfections in the semi-gloss stain and wood grain. |
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 Wood chest of drawers, 'Joyous Blue Garden'
$119.95
Blooming on blue, a vast array of flowers and vines intertwine. They adorn a box with four drawers, crafted to house jewelry and treasures. Shivji Ram Mali paints the extraordinary garden in joyous jewel colors. Please note this beautifully painted piece has a rustic wood finishing, with rugged imperfections in the semi-gloss stain and wood grain. |
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 Wood chest of drawers, 'Celestial Love' (medium)
$119.95
Enamored, the crescent moon gazes lovingly at the sun while stars look on approvingly. Dilip Kumar creates a scene of celestial love on this chest of drawers. Crafted of mango wood and painted by hand, the beautiful piece houses personal treasures. |
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 Leather chest of drawers, 'Motifs'
$144.95
A vision of sublime artistry blossoms throughout this miniscule chest of drawers, its classic design akin to those used during Spanish colonial times. Abel Rios crafts the piece with wood as a basic frame which he then covers with elegantly embossed leather. Rios prides himself for the entirely handcrafted essence of his procedure, which leads him to the creation of admirable pieces of profound Peruvian spirit. Ideal for jewelry and precious trinkets, this chest of drawers make a memorable decorative accent. |
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 Wood chest of drawers, 'In My Garden'
$114.95
Blooming on crimson, flowers and vines intertwine in a lavish garden. They adorn a regal chest with mirror and two drawers, crafted to house jewelry and treasures. Shivji Ram Mali paints the extraordinary Mughal style motifs in joyous jewel colors. Please note this beautifully painted piece has a rustic wood finishing, with rugged imperfections in the semi-gloss stain and wood grain. |
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 Wood wall shelf, 'Elephant's Grace'
$112.95
The power and grace of the African elephant distinguish this beautiful wall shelf. Hand-carved by George Obeng, it features traditional motifs around the border. |
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 Wood cabinet, 'Royal Women'
$89.95
Two young women of the court enjoy the canopy of an evening sky upon this exquisite almirah. Shijvi Ram Mali crafts the piece from mango wood, employing an exclusive palette of watercolors to evoke the luxury and richness of pichwai art. The same pair of girls appears on the side pieces of the cabinet, while the top panel features a woman singing to a gentle deer. This almirah features two shelves and a latch for opening and closing. Pichwai paintings originated several centuries ago in Rajasthan, and they usually depict Lord Krishna and Radha. The name derived from the Hindi word for "backside" or "behind," these paintings originally covered the walls behind sculptures of the celestial couple, and were usually wrought in pure gold. Today several people are often engaged in executing one painting, which can take four to five days to finish. Please note this beautifully painted piece has a rustic wood finishing, with rugged imperfections in the semi-gloss stain and wood grain. |
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 Wood cabinet, 'Ancient Lifestyle'
$94.95
Ancient moods invade the delicate scenes of this work, as Shivji Ram Mali conveys the luxury of Rajasthan's Mughal Empire. The door of this traditional almirah features a member of the royal court offering wine to the beautiful ladies. Lateral pieces are adorned with portraits of the emperor, while the top presents the king and queen enjoying a moment on the palace lawn. The artist crafts the work from mango wood, using watercolors to render the traditional pichwai compositions. This almirah features two shelves and a latch for opening and closing. Pichwai paintings originated several centuries ago in Rajasthan, and they usually depict Lord Krishna and Radha. The name derived from the Hindi word for "backside" or "behind," these paintings originally covered the walls behind sculptures of the celestial couple, and were usually wrought in pure gold. Today several people are often engaged in executing one painting, which can take four to five days to finish. Please note this beautifully painted piece has a rustic wood finishing, with rugged imperfections in the semi-gloss stain and wood grain. |
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 Wood cabinet, 'Royal Meeting'
$79.95
Reflecting the meticulous style of pichwai paintings, Shivji Ram Mali uses watercolors to portray an encounter between the king and his subjects. The men are seated in an ambiance of refined allure, while mountains and a crystalline lake appear in the background, accentuating the composition's nostalgic sentiment. On the side panels of this almirah the royal couple is portrayed with romantic flair. A truly magical accent for the spirited interior. Pichwai paintings originated several centuries ago in Rajasthan, and they usually depict Lord Krishna and Radha. The name derived from the Hindi word for "backside" or "behind," these paintings originally covered the walls behind sculptures of the celestial couple, and were usually wrought in pure gold. Today several people are often engaged in executing one painting, which can take four to five days to finish. Please note this beautifully painted piece has a rustic wood finishing, with rugged imperfections in the semi-gloss stain and wood grain. |
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 Parachute cabinet, 'Ruby Camper'
$74.95
Charly assures practicality for experienced campers with this superb hanging cabinet, ideal for traveling due to its lightweight composition. Hewn from the same sturdy fabric used for parachutes, the cabinet features four shelves and closes with a zipper. There are pockets on the exterior, three on either side, and the cabinet can be folded into one when not in use. Includes a stainless steel hanger. |
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