Late 19th Century Chinese Wax Resist Fabric (4) Pendant Lights they would still be marvellous

they would still be marvellous around a kitchen table or in a hall or conservatory

This phenomenal Ming style bench is made from a type of Rosewood called hongmu which gives it that gorgeous dark colour

titled and signed by the artist

At Apeman Interiors we are delighted to offer Robert’s beautiful giclee prints for sale too which are already proving popular with customers

Please note the signs don't come with holes for hanging

Late 19th Century Chinese Wax Resist Fabric (4) Pendant Lights they would still be marvellousThis stunning piece of fabric originated in China in the late 19th century. It has been hand made through a very clever process whereby the wax is hand painted on the fabric, then it is dipped into indigo dye, and all the areas that were waxed were left untouched by the dye. This allowed for the beautiful patterns to come through, and the fabric to truly come alive. Due to its thin nature, the fabric would make excellent summer throws or unique wall