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Vintage Indian Lacquered Wooden Stools – Set of 4
A Colourful Expression of Traditional Indian Wooden Craftsmanship
Bring the warmth and character of traditional Indian decorative arts into your home with this distinctive set of four lacquered wooden stools.
Beautifully shaped with a classic hourglass-inspired silhouette, each stool features rounded circular ends, a narrow turned centre and striking bands of deep red, mustard yellow and golden tones.
The rich lacquered finish and traditional colour combination reflect the visual charm of Indian folk furniture and decorative woodcraft.
Each piece has its own individual surface character, with visible signs of age, natural wear, fine cracks and variations in the painted finish, adding to the rustic appeal of the collection.
Key Features
– Set of four matching wooden stools
– Traditional Indian turned wood design
– Distinctive hourglass-shaped structure
– Red, mustard yellow and golden lacquered finish
– Decorative hand-painted circular bands
– Rounded wooden tops and bases
– Beautiful aged surface character
– Ideal for traditional interiors and decorative collections
Traditional Design & Decorative Appeal
These colourful wooden pieces can be displayed together as a coordinated set or individually as decorative accents.
Their distinctive shapes and bold colours make them suitable for heritage homes, traditional Indian interiors, rustic farmhouse settings, boutique spaces and curated vintage furniture collections.
The combination of traditional woodturning, colourful lacquer work and naturally aged surfaces creates an appealing representation of Indian decorative craftsmanship.
Condition: Vintage appearance with visible surface wear, paint loss and cracks. Exact age, wood species and load-bearing capacity have not been verified.
A Distinctive Set for Collectors
An attractive collection of traditional Indian wooden objects, celebrating the beauty of regional craftsmanship and timeless decorative design.
Presented by Unique Antique Collection.
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