Bring the mystique of the ancient Orient into your home or office with this enchanting storage box handmade by talented Asian artisans. This fabulous creation is crafted from fine wood and covered in a thin layer of hand-stitched black leather stretched tightly around the frame. The frame is carved in an exquisite pagoda shape that recalls the exotic beauty of East Asian temple architecture. The lid and sides of the box are adorned with songbird and peony artwork in rich autumnal hues. The Chinese have long regarded the peony as a symbol of beauty, while songbirds represent feminine grace. The front of the box is finished with an antiqued brass latch fashioned in the old imperial style. Two curved brass drop handles, one on either side, makes this box easily portable. Inside, a spacious compartment provides ample room for storing knickknacks, table settings, or other treasures. Beautiful and functional, this storage box will be an ideal complement to your home decor. Measures 12 inches wide x 10 inches high x 7 inches long. AsiaEXP brings you authentic, handcrafted creations from a variety of world cultures. With this purchase, you are not only receiving a gorgeous handicraft, you are also supporting a great cause. By shopping with us, you help to sustain the talented individuals making these fine products and preserve Asia's rich cultural heritage. The handcrafted nature of this product will cause minor differences in design, color and sizing. Subtle variations will occur from piece to piece, adding to the unique quality of individual creations. Measurements may vary slightly.
Leather Bound Pagoda Gift Box - Black Features
- Carved in exquisite pagoda shape that recalls the exotic beauty of East Asian temple architecture
- Adorned with songbirds and peonies, and covered in hand-stitched black leather
- Front of the box is finished with an antiqued brass latch fashioned in the old Imperial style
- Two curved brass drop handles, one on either side, make this box easily portable
- 12 in. W x 10 in. H x 7 in. L
Product by EXP
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