Korean Pear Wood Ich Ung Nong - Early 20thC Dog Gates From Nagaland

From Nagaland

Indian tribal art forms often centre around rituals and the simple lifestyles of the communities

colour and spiritual symbolism to both traditional and contemporary interiors

This necklace is not just an accessory but a piece of art that carries the weight of history

This original Chinese cabinet dates to the 19th century and originates from Gansu province in north western China

Korean Pear Wood Ich Ung Nong - Early 20thC Dog Gates From NagalandThis compact, practical and attractive Korean cabinet style is called ich'ung nong and can be distinguished by the two identical stacking storage units with central doors. The front is pear wood and the sides are kiri wood. The doors are fastened with traditional locking pins concealed by a brass locking plate. The fittings are indicative of pieces from Gyeonggi Do province which surrounds Seoul. Gyeonggi do literally translates as 'the area