Korean Bandaji From Yangsan - 19th Century Material - Mango Wood Perfect for travelling or for

Perfect for travelling or for everyday use - This Floral design cotton was traditionally used inside Chinese leather trunks in the 1920s - hence the name Shanghai Red or Blue

These shutters were used to cover a wall niche where valuables were kept

From Nepal

Equally suited to kitchens

the victory of good over evil & light over darkness

Korean Bandaji From Yangsan - 19th Century Material - Mango Wood Perfect for travelling or forThis antique Korean bandaji () is from Yangsan in Gyeongsang do province, South Korea. It dates to the Joseon dynasty (13921897), specifically the 19th century and is constructed from red pine wood. Yangsan bandaji were the most popular and expensive type of bandaji in Gyeongsang do province and have their own distinct style; having thick and splendid metalwork often utilizing Chinese symbols. Here you see the traditional swastika or manja used.