Bleached Elm Farmers Stool From Henan - 19th Century Garden 210 x 45 x 91

210 x 45 x 91 (wxdxh cm)

it remains reassuringly sturdy and dependable — a testament to the durability of teak and traditional joinery

These cabinets were used by nomadic people for storage of clothes and bedding or grain although they were also used as altar cabinets for family ancestor worship

This style is often called a Madura chest as they are found on both the islands of Madura & Java

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Bleached Elm Farmers Stool From Henan - 19th Century Garden 210 x 45 x 91This 19th century bleached elm farmers stool from Henan province is a beautifully rustic example of traditional Chinese country craftsmanship. Formed from solid elm, the thick plank seat and simple, sturdy frame reflect its origins as a practical working piece used in rural homes and farms. The stool has been gently bleached over time, softening the natural tones of the elm while allowing the rich grain, knots, and historic wear to remain visible. The