New Arrivals

This antique Chinese serving cabinet captivates with its deep turquoise patina, handcrafted in the tradition of Asian lacquered furniture. Its cracked and worn finish reveals successive layers of lacquer, bearing witness to its...

He stands serene and radiant, dressed in robes finely engraved with mandalas and floral patterns that seem to dance across the gold of his body. This Gilded Bronze Vitarka Buddha is a piece of striking beauty — one of those pre...

Wooden Box – Mother-of-Pearl & Brass Inlays Let yourself be captivated by this wooden box with mother-of-pearl and brass inlays, a true artisanal jewel inspired by Indian traditions. On a warm brown sheesham wood background...

Wooden Marquetry Box – Spiral & Natural Elegance Be enchanted by this wooden marquetry box with a bone spiral, a handcrafted object of elegant simplicity and great finesse. Its lid is made of an assembly of dark brown, crea...

This red lacquered armchair is part of the great tradition of lacquered Chinese furniture, while adopting a resolutely contemporary formal language. Its straight, sleek lines, horizontal armrests, and low backrest with a carved...

This antique Chinese armchair – a meiguiyi or horseshoe-back armchair – is carved from solid sandblasted elm, a noble and resistant wood highly valued in traditional Chinese furniture. Its golden honey hue, visible grain, and n...

The quanyi — literally "horseshoe-back armchair" — is one of the most refined forms of classical Chinese cabinetry. Its continuous arched back, which extends into armrests in a single piece, embraces the body with rare generosi...

The word mandala comes from Sanskrit and means "circle, center, unity, totality." Although the circle symbolizes the divine in Buddhist and Hindu traditions, this fundamental form representing life has appeared in various cultu...

Let yourself be charmed by this Yin Yang marquetry wooden box, a unique artisanal object combining spiritual balance and natural beauty. Its lid is made of an assembly of natural, burnt orange, and navy blue veined wood strips,...

The quanyi — literally “horseshoe armchair” — is one of the most accomplished forms of classical Chinese cabinetmaking. Its continuous arched back, which extends into armrests in a single piece, embraces the body with rare gene...

This instrument, known as a Tibetan singing bowl, has its ancient origins in the Tibetan Arc: Tibet, Nepal, and Bhutan. The singing bowl is used as a liturgical and therapeutic instrument by shamans and monks during rituals and...

The quanyi — literally "round-back armchair" — is one of the most sophisticated forms of classical Chinese cabinetry. Its continuous arc backrest, which extends into armrests in a single piece, embraces the body with rare gener...