Provincial Chinese Painted Bow Back Chair

Fresh, colourful and an interesting provincial design... Green & blue are associated with the wood element in Chinese culture to symbolize growth and usually represent longevity & harmony. So, you will have growth, longevity and harmony in you life just owning this provincial chair. What a valuable addition to a chair. Such a nice cool chair, painted in two colours, an emerald green to the twin paneled seat and a blue on the rest of the frame and legs. You can see the contrast of paint colours on the front close up photos. The legs are round in shape and taper towards the floor for a nice stance, and rising to the square frame on each side sandwiching the worn green painted seat in-between. Round vertical support rise up from the seat to hold the carved bow backrest, with a splayed finish to each end. Has a waxed finish over over the worn faded painted areas to give it a silky feel. Looks great and adds a bit of individuality to any room. Period: 20th Century Material: Wood & Paint