Tibetan Floral Painted Cabinet - 19th Century
 
Stunning Tibetan painted cabinet dating from the 19th century, showcasing the vibrant artistic traditions of Himalayan furniture craftsmanship. This extraordinary piece features:
Traditional wood construction with a rich reddish-brown frame surrounding brilliantly painted panels
Six symmetrically arranged panels, each adorned with exquisite hand-painted floral compositions
Vibrant yellow background that serves as a striking canvas for the intricate botanical artwork
Magnificent large peonies in rich red hues as the central motif, symbolizing prosperity and honor
Complementary blue and white chrysanthemums surrounding the central peonies
Smaller red blossoms and verdant green foliage creating a lush, garden-like composition
Decorative scrollwork and traditional motifs painted along the frame in gold pigments
Bottom panel featuring subtle cloud and auspicious symbol patterns in the traditional style
Remarkable preservation of the original vibrant pigments
Traditional Tibetan construction methods with visible signs of authentic age
This exceptional cabinet exemplifies the distinctive aesthetic of Tibetan furniture, which developed alongside Buddhist artistic traditions while incorporating influences from neighboring China during the 19th century. The lavish floral designs reflect both spiritual symbolism and the reverence for natural beauty in Tibetan culture.
 
Pieces of this quality were typically commissioned for prosperous households or monasteries, where their vibrant colors and auspicious imagery would bring both beauty and blessing to the space. The peony motifs in particular represent wealth and nobility in Buddhist artistic traditions.
 
A remarkable focal point for any interior space, this cabinet combines historical significance with timeless artistic beauty. Its generous proportions make it suitable as a storage piece, media cabinet, or simply as a stunning decorative element that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the Himalayan region.
 
A rare opportunity to own an authentic piece of Tibetan cultural heritage with exceptional decorative appeal.
Dimensions:
Width : 138 cm
Length: 42cm
Height: 105cm