Reproduction Tibetan Candle Stick Screen chests were the most common

chests were the most common form of furniture in Tibet

They are framed in a gilt frame with visible wear and tear

China's world-renowned porcelain capital

The classic Korean design is complemented by red elm with it's unique grain structure

creating a fresh

Reproduction Tibetan Candle Stick Screen chests were the most commonThis fabulous candlestick is a museum quality reproduction of the Tibetan style. The base has stylised makara heads. Makara has the trunk of an elephant, the jaw of a crocodile, the tusks of a boar, and the feet of a lion. It is the tenth sign of the Indian zodiac corresponding to Capricorn. A dramatic addition to any table setting, inspired by a museum piece, it's beautifully made from a metal alloy.