Almirahs, both big and small, were a staple piece in almost all Indian households. They were used to store salt and grain in the kitchen, or saris, quilts and other textiles in living spaces and bedrooms. Salvaged from Rajasthan, 80-year-old almirah was used to store a collection of traditional kantha fabric. Handcrafted from solid teak, it has since been fitted with delicate glass panels and still has its original paintwork intact. We think it would make a lovely sideboard or display cabinet when filled with stacks of heirloom ceramics or a set of crystal wine glasses.
Care Instructions: Wipe with a dry cloth
Dimensions: 167H x 38W/D x 97L cm Weight: 54 kg
Photo Credit: Indigo Love Collectors
