Vintage Chinese Elm Stool No.11 Prosperity revealing areas of the dark

revealing areas of the dark undercoat used

A stunning volume on the intersection of Japanese aesthetics and Zen Buddhist thought

Stir the senses

This porcelain mug was hand made in Jingdezhen

These original prints are made on washi paper created from the mulberry bush and block printed using refined inks

Vintage Chinese Elm Stool No.11 Prosperity revealing areas of the darkThis beautifully unique three legged Chinese wooden stool dates from the 1920s. Made from elm wood the stool has a generous round seat, small foot rest and displays a wealth of history with it rustic and lived in appearance. More than just a seat, these characterful antique stools work really well in a range of interiors, for seating or decorative purposes. Relatively compact, they are well suited to smaller rooms or passageways such a bathroom,