Asian Style Interior Decorating Ideas
Asian style interior decorating accents can be the
perfect inspiration or finishing touch. Choose a single item or combine them
larger impact.
Asian Style Interior Decorating
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| Oceanus Artisan Basket
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Noble Tang Horse
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| Recalling the rush of ocean waves, this basket is the work of a
master weaver. Strands of split rattan are steamed and shaped by hand as
the sculptural form takes shape. A hand-applied stain accentuates the
fiber’s natural color variations |
Reproduced after a Tang Dynasty artifact, this horse sculpture has
all the nobility of the original. The dramatic piece is cast in iron
with a hand-applied, distressed gold-leaf finish |
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| Carmel Artisan Basket
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Cross-Weave Artisan Basket
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| With its sculptural handle, this handcrafted basket makes a striking
accent piece. To create the inlaid look of its surface, wildflower seed
pods are embedded in resin, while the rim and cast-resin vine handle are
sheathed in woven rattan |
Slender rattan canes are artfully plaited by hand to create this
basket’s dramatic chevron texture. In the shape of a traditional market
basket, it’s the perfect container for rolled towels or magazines.
Leather straps and wooden beads accent the wide, knotted handle |
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| Temple Guardian Sculpture
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Teoke Vase
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| This upward-reaching, cast-iron sculpture is based on the chofah,
the architectural element that tops the gabled rooflines of Thai and
Cambodian temples |
A classic Japanese water pail, or teoke, was the model for this
elegant vase in high-fired ceramic. Artisans emulate the traditional
tall, split-wood basin and simple, bamboo handle, finishing it with a
rich oxblood glaze |
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| White Tang Horses
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Seated Buddha
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| Terra-cotta horses from the Tang Dynasty (618-907) are admired today
for the power and vitality they convey. Distinguished by closely trimmed
manes and bound tails, these handcrafted ceramic reproductions are
finished with a smooth white glaze |
In the Thai style, the Buddha is cast in bronze and finished with a
hand-applied patina and gilded highlights |
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| Chinese Letter Box
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Ceramic Urn Umbrella Stand
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| Each one of a kind, this wooden box has the look and patina of a
vintage Chinese letter box. Ideal for storing remote controls as well as
CDs or letter-writing supplies, it is fitted with a hinged lid. The
floral motif is hand painted with touches of metallic gold accenting the
vibrant red background. |
From an antique design, this umbrella stand can double as a vase for
flowering branches - or stand on its own as an accent piece. The
watertight ceramic is hand glazed inside and out with layer upon layer
of color to create the nuanced green surface and metallic gleam of its
handles |
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| Classic Oxblood Garden Stool
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Imari Reproduction Charger
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| Glazed by hand with the utmost care, our stool’s prized oxblood
finish is among the most difficult colors to achieve. Smooth, lustrous
and wonderfully deep, it creates a bold focal accent, indoors or out. |
Artisans employ centuries-old techniques to re-create the antique
design of this porcelain charger. Burnished with 24-karat gold
highlights, elaborate Imari patterns frame a simple fishing scene in
blue and white |
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| Cast-Iron Buddha Bust
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Hand-painted Phoenix Vase
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| Like the antique it re-creates, this small bust captures the serene
visage of a Thai Buddha in cast iron. Hand finishing lends it the rustic
character of age. If placed outdoors, the untreated iron will rust and
patinate |
With the look of a treasured antique, our porcelain vase is shaped
and painted entirely by hand, employing centuries-old techniques. The
result is a unique work of art that can be filled with fresh or faux
flowers |
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| Koi Cachepots
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Ceramic Koi
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| Koi come in an endless array of colors and patterns. The magnificent
fish are hand painted among lily pads on these watery blue porcelain
cachepots. Each is double fired for saturated color and has a
crackle-glazed white interior |
Koi figure prominently in Japanese art and landscape design.
Sumptuous variations of green and a subtle crackle glaze distinguish our
ceramic pair, one descending, the other ascending |
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| Wooden Meditating Buddha
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Black & Gold Umbrella Stand
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| You can see and feel each stroke the artisan brings to this elegant
Buddha in the traditional vajrasana meditative pose. Individually hand
carved of kiln-dried suar wood, a renewable tropical hardwood, each is a
unique artwork and a beautiful testament to balance and enlightenment |
Golden metallics with polished and matte finishes are skillfully
hand-painted on black porcelain to create this elegant umbrella stand.
Its patterned borders frame an elaborate village scene. Watertight, it
can be used for displaying blooming branches as well as stowing
umbrellas |
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| Carved Dragon Garden Stool
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Textured Indoor Throw Pillows
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| Intricately detailed porcelain stool comes to life in a design of
interlacing floral vines, brackets, dragons, and two ring-bearing lion's
heads, all hand carved with exceptional skill. Hand-finished in a simple
stone glaze |
Mix and match these Textured Indoor Throw Pillows to create a space
with an ideal balance of pop and poise. Inspired by an ancient Central
Asian craft tradition, Suzani pillows feature a graphic, stylized
sunburst pattern that coordinates beautifully with the tailored lines of
our solid textured pillows |
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| Black Stallions
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White Tang Horses
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Richard Jones Silver-Leaf Vases
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| In the tradition of fine equine sculpture, these two complementary
terra-cotta pieces capture the strength and presence of stallions. Made
entirely by hand using techniques from Tang-era artisans, with a washed
and distressed black glaze that reveals glimpses of the clay beneath |
Tang-Dynasty ceramic horses are admired the world over for their
vitality and rich, multicolored glazes. This set of reproductions shows
each glazed ceramic figure with the clipped mane and bound-up tail
favored in 7th- and 8th- century China |
The simplicity of Japanese brush paintings inspired these
eye-catching vases by Richard Jones. The artist mouth blows each vessel
from cobalt blue glass, using the flamework technique to add daubs of
pale blue and citrus green. Hand applied silver leaf creates a lustrous
counterpoint |
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| Carved Elephant Bookends
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Wickham Candleholder
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Lotus Blossom Glass Centerpiece
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| The Carved Elephant Bookends pose, trunks up, to bring good favor to
your home. Considered a sacred animal in the Far East, elephants are
also important to feng shui and symbolize power, wisdom, and longevity.
Skillfully carved with attention to detail, our pair of pachyderms
regally secures a row of books in your library or home office |
The Wickham Candleholder turns the organic beauty of bamboo into a
truly striking centerpiece. The tiered design holds a trio of candles,
elevated to cast a romantic glow over your table, sideboard, or mantle |
The Lotus Blossom Glass Centerpiece captures the beauty of one of
nature’s most revered flowers. A symbol of enlightenment, the lotus is
resplendent as it blooms anew each day. Given a place of honor in your
home, our centerpiece will shine in a truly distinctive fashion |
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| Murano Harmony Sisters
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Luxurious Monogram Cashmere Throws
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| The simple, fluid shapes of these pieces attest to the artistry of
the celebrated glassmakers in Murano. Mouth blown in opaque black and
translucent shades of blue and green, the figures are artfully shaped to
suggest a pair of country women in flowing robes and wide straw hats,
their hair plaited in long braids |
Made from pure cashmere, our luxurious throw has a brushed surface
with a buttery feel that is nothing short of exceptional. Its
lightweight warmth provides year-round comfort |
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| Wood & Brass Clock
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Porcelain Lotus Cachepots
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| Inspired by traditional Korean architectural elements, this clock’s
hand-rubbed black wooden case incorporates a storage compartment below
the glass-covered antiqued face. The brass ornaments symbolize the sun
and the stars. |
Hand painted with frogs and purple lotus flowers, two potent symbols
of good luck, our cachepots bode well for lush leaves and lasting
blooms. An ivory crackle glaze gives the porcelain its antique finish |
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| Tri-Color Porcelain Tiger
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Celadon Crackle Floor Vase
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| Fanciful in shape, expression, and markings, this porcelain
sculpture re-creates the exuberant tiger figures created by Japanese
artists centuries ago. Never having seen one of the big cats, they
relied on imagination to conjure up their own interpretation of the
powerful animal |
The artists of Jangdezhen, known as China's "porcelain capital,"
handcraft our floor vase using the superb local clay and methods
established 1,700 years ago. The shape is as historic as the finish,
with its celadon glaze, crackle finish and feathered brown rim |
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| Delwyn Candlestick
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| This Delwyn Candlestick is defined by Oriental details, with layers
of high-gloss lacquer adding a beautifully rich shine. Grouped in
same-size pairs, or arranged in a varied-height display, these
candlesticks are well proportioned for use on a buffet or mantle |
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