Chinese Flower Stand from Jiangsu - Ca 1930's Material - Elm (Reclaimed) Bhumisparsha Mudra pose is always

Bhumisparsha Mudra pose is always from a seated position with the right hand resting on the knee

This antique Tibetan altar cabinet is polychromed with dragons among the clouds decorating each of its four doors

Crafted in the 19th century during the Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1911)

This rare antique Indian painted window is a museum worthy example of the pinnacle of Bikaner painting

Chinese Flower Stand from Jiangsu - Ca 1930's Material - Elm (Reclaimed) Bhumisparsha Mudra pose is alwaysThis Chinese flower stand dates from the 1930's and is made from a mix of huali (rosewood) and cypress (baimu). The majority of this piece is cypress wood with the central floating panel constructed from huali (rosewood) It has stylized bats carved into the side, a symbol of good luck in China. This style of table is also known as a tea table and often came in pairs. They were often used as scholars tables for taking notes and transcripts at local