Oriental Gifts and Ornaments

These lovely little circular stands are ideal for displaying small trinkets or figurines. Made from Ji-Chi (chicken-wing wood), with its wonderful ...

These lovely brushes are reproductions of those used in China for centuries for the art of calligraphy. They are made from bone and wood with horse...

Skilfully made using sustainable mango wood, this backgammon set has been handpainted. Both the chequers and the dice are made from mango wood.

These stunning calligraphy brushes are reproductions of those used in China for centuries. They are made from bone and wood with horsehair bristles...

Our brushes are reproductions of those used in China for centuries for the art of calligraphy, and make wonderful decorative items. These particula...

Each one of these beautiful ornaments is created by hand from a coconut shell. The intricate open carvings show various leaf and scrolling designs....

These wonderful coconut shells are worked by hand to show beautiful floral designs in open carving. They are polished to a smooth finish and make l...

These small, round turquoise vases sit neatly into the teak bowls which are made using sustainable tree roots. Beautiful as table ornaments. Please...

Sitting in sustainable teak root bowls, these lovely handblown vases would make beautiful ornaments or flower vases. Please note that each item is ...

This wonderfully shaped ornament is made from camphor wood, a section cut and hollowed out into the unusual, jagged shapes seen here. Used for furn...

These lovely wooden ornaments are made from camphor wood logs and supplied with a black metal stand as shown. The wood has a beautiful grain and co...

This beautiful ornamental piece is produced from a camphor wood log, cut and hollowed out in the centre into the unusual, jagged shapes shown here....

Gansu, circa 1900 These old wooden cart wheels have been mounted on metal stands to give them a new lease of life as unusual table ornaments. The a...

Beijing, circa 1940 Once used by company employees, these old abacuses are from Beijing and and date from the mid twentieth century. Many of them i...