Burma padauk Replica of ancient horseshoe stool

Material:

Burma padauk

Size:

HeiHeight : 48.2  width: 44.5  Lengths: 50 (cm)

Technics:

tenon-and-mortise work

Describe:

This waist-restrained horse hoof foot long rectangular stool is designed with simplicity and strength, representing the basic form of a waist-restrained square stool. The square legs taper inward at the bottom, with the feet curled inward into horseshoe shapes, creating a tall and robust appearance that exudes the stability and power characteristic of classical furniture.  The waist restraint, straight teeth, and square legs fit together with shoulder embrace tenons, making this stool a typical example of the basic form of a waist-restrained square stool, emulating classic styles from Wang Shixiang's "Research on Ming Furniture" and "Living in the Ming—Collection of Luming Room."

Remarks:

1,8 - 2,0 mm; 2,0 - 2,2 mm

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