Lacquer Platter with Floral Design (Thailand)
Use this stunning lacquered platter for fine china, decoration, as a jewelry tray, or anything you can imagine. This radiant black, gold, red, yellow, and green lacquerware platter is of the highest quality handcrafted by Worldstock artisans in the village of Ban Twai in the Golden Triangle region of northern Thailand.
This platter's unique floral design will bring joy into any room in the house
Northern Thai lacquerware is well known to art collectors worldwide
Lacquerware is created by expertly carving mango wood and applying the black resin of the
Lak
tree
Each piece receives a seven-layer coat of lacquer to ensure its high quality
The handcrafted nature of this product will produce minor differences in design and sizing. Subtle variations will occur from piece to piece, adding to its unique qualities. Measurements may vary slightly.Imported
No. 4:
The year is 1778, the ship is HMS Sparrow, England's finest sloop of war, and the Captain is Richard Bolitho, sailing his command into the fury of battle. The American Revolution has turned the Atlantic coast into a refuge for privateers and marauding French war ships. When the Sparrow comes upon the scene, bloody action soon follows. It is up to young Bolitho to fight the colonial rebels, to stave off the treachery of a beautiful woman, and to overcome the dangerous incompetence of a senior officer before it is too late.
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Update your study or sitting room with the contemporary style of the Desert Stripe 15-button Bench. This piece boasts superior craftsmanship and elegant design, making it a smart choice for any decor.
Created with a sturdy wooden frame
Soft polyester blend upholstery
Highlighted by a stylish Desert Stripe motif
Comfortable foam fill
Welted edges
15-button tufted construction
Four removable wooden feet with a dark brown finish
Bench measures 15 inches tall x 52 inches wide x 22 inches deep
Simple assembly required.
Japan`s hippest horror directors bring tales of true terror to life in this collection of scary short films. Norio Tsurata (RING O) and others take actual people`s accounts of real-life encounters with the undead to the screen with TALES OF TERROR FROM TOKYO AND ALL OVER JAPAN, the second volume in the two-part series.
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