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This is a rare early Tibetan Cabinet. It has a wooden frame with a layer of sheepskin wrapped around it, and iron pieces are used to reinforce its edges. The front, back, and sides form the shape of a tiger’s skin. The front displays a fierce tiger head with glaring eyes and sharp teeth. The tiger skin pattern flows like water, with thick and powerful tiger claws. In Tibetan Buddhism, the use of animal skins carries a unique interpretation. Decorations on wrathful deities, such as animal skins, human skins, and tiger skins, represent the elimination of the three Poisons: Greed, Hatred, and Delusion.

At its top is a Shmashana pattern, a representation of an attitude that transcends life and death, sees through all things, and embraces a fearless approach to life.

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  • Boundless Treasure

19th Century Painted Tiger Stripe Tibetan Antique Storage Box Furniture From East Tibet

    This is a rare early Tibetan Cabinet. It has a wooden frame with a layer of sheepskin wrapped around it,...

    Dhs. 12,154.00

        Jacky is 1.77 and wears size 36 (EU). Normally wears the XS in her t-shirts and sweaters.

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        DESCRIPTION

        Translate your look from day wear to night wear in a split second, making each outfit suitable for every occasion.

        MATERIALS & CARE

        80% viscose 20% polyester
        Cold hand wash
        Do not bleach
        Dry flat
        Not in the dryer
        Iron at low temperature
        Delicate dry cleaning

        DELIVERY

        Orders can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of receiving the parcel, providing they are in original resalable condition. We ship worldwide. Your order will be packaged really carefully and delivered wherever you want. Delivery takes between 2-4 business days.

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        Description

        This is a rare early Tibetan Cabinet. It has a wooden frame with a layer of sheepskin wrapped around it, and iron pieces are used to reinforce its edges. The front, back, and sides form the shape of a tiger’s skin. The front displays a fierce tiger head with glaring eyes and sharp teeth. The tiger skin pattern flows like water, with thick and powerful tiger claws. In Tibetan Buddhism, the use of animal skins carries a unique interpretation. Decorations on wrathful deities, such as animal skins, human skins, and tiger skins, represent the elimination of the three Poisons: Greed, Hatred, and Delusion.

        At its top is a Shmashana pattern, a representation of an attitude that transcends life and death, sees through all things, and embraces a fearless approach to life.

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        • Donald M.

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        FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

        Are your gems from Mount Kailash?

        Yes, all our gems are ethically sourced from the sacred Mount Kailash region. Unlike mass-produced stones, each gem is carefully handpicked to ensure it carries the unique spiritual energy and purity associated with this holy mountain.

        Can I customize my Mount Kailash energy stone jewelry?

        Yes, we offer customizations to create jewelry that resonates with your personal energy and intentions. Since we are a small artisan team focused on quality and spiritual authenticity rather than mass production, custom orders may require a longer processing time. We appreciate your patience as we carefully craft each unique piece.

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