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used as a planter or turned into a water feature
The doors are richly decorated with large peacocks and butterflies within an outdoor scene
Yangsan bandaji were the most popular and expensive type of bandaji in Gyeongsang-do province and have their own distinct style
Carved from solid teak with a naturally aged patina and traces of old red pigment
Use: Traditionally for storing and transporting water
Blue Painted Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak Material - Elm (Reclaimed) used as a planter orThis simple yet striking mirror is crafted from reclaimed teak taken from an old 19th century building in Gujarat. Its deep frame retains traces of original blue paintwork, creating a beautifully worn, time layered surface that reflects generations of use. The subtle moulding lines give the frame a clean, architectural look, making it an easy piece to incorporate into both contemporary and rustic interiors. The mirror can be hung either portrait or
