Tibetan Dragon Door panel With Original Paint 75 - 100 Yrs Old Jali Panel Though sometimes mistaken for a

Though sometimes mistaken for a family crest (mon)

This was the main Kanto style for clothing chests and could therefore be referred to as an isho-dansu (clothing chest)

It has an elegant handle in the shape of a dragon with a mythical makara beast spout

Total Width ‚¬€œ 148cm Frame Width - 142cm Depth ‚¬€œ 13

Tibetan Dragon Door panel With Original Paint 75 - 100 Yrs Old Jali Panel Though sometimes mistaken for aA striking piece of wall art Tibetan Dragon Door panel with Original Paint 75 100Yrs Old This panel includes a dragon holding the jewels of Tibet in it's mouth. The jewels are also featured half way down and the bottom is finished off with tiger skin effect. The panels would have originally been a door to either a temple or monastery. They are created by overlaying painted canvas onto wooden doors. 87 x 6 x 163 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except