Classical Chinese Furniture Ming style Replica of ancient mortise and tenon painting table

Material:

Burma padauk 

Size:

    Height:83  width: 62  Lengths: 126.5  Leg Thickness: 5  letop Thickness: 3.5 (cm)

Technics:

tenon-and-mortise work

Describe:

The painting desk holds a pivotal place in the lives of literati and artists, akin to a tranquil stage for art.  People often refer to those over sixty centimeters deep as "painting desks," while those less than this length are modestly called sideboards or writing desks.  With four upright legs made from square timber, they exude stability and dignity.  The four legs spread out like ancient tree roots, firmly anchored into the earth; placing objects on them is as stable as Mount Tai, immovable as a mountain.  Even the soles of the feet refuse to be lonely, adorned with intricate patterns that echo the ivory strips and heads, harmoniously coexisting.  The overall structure is meticulously organized, with the entire piece constructed using mortise-and-tenon joints.  The tabletop and leg joints are tightly connected by tenons, forming a seamless whole, as if naturally formed.

 Its structure is rigorous, as if carved by nature itself, with every tenon and mortise fitting perfectly, revealing the wisdom and craftsmanship of the artisans.  The carvings are simple yet exquisite, like the negative space in a literati's brushwork, offering boundless room for imagination.  The painting desk is undoubtedly a standout among large furniture pieces, its ancient elegance telling stories of history and highlighting the charm of culture.  Its posture tells the story of history and highlights the essence of

Remarks:

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

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