Late 19th Century Chinese Yoke-Ebony (Wumu) Chairs Textiles

Late 19th Century Chinese Yoke-Ebony (Wumu) Chairs TextilesThese stunning chairs originated in China during the Qing dynasty. They are handmade from a Chinese ebony known as Wumu and the rich colour of this wood truly outlines the quality of these seats. The style of this chair is known as Yoke back and this name refers to the curved headrest which is thought to resemble the winged hats of Chinese Mandarins of the Ming dynasty. Despite the age, these chairs have remained durable and they are incredibly heavy

The kimono can be removed from the frame and neither the frame nor the Kimono will be damaged

making it the perfect small picnic basket

in Chinese mythology

block printed on handwoven fabric (100% cotton)

The hand-painted illustrations are what truly showcase the quality of this piece as they are bursting with symbolism

With regards to what this sign says we have been able to translate the text and find out the following information

the kimono has paintings of cranes which

hence the mesh doors which would've added security to the items whilst allowing air flow too

The dimensions of this are as follows: H - 110cm

This beautiful little bowl originated in China during the Ming Dynasty

The quality of this piece can be seen through the modern white colour that is still very prominent and the leather straps on the back which add to the authenticity as well

It would have originally been used for worship and prayer within the home