Almirahs of all shapes and sizes were fundamental to most Indian households. They are a wardrobe of sorts, usually crafted from timber or metal, and were often used to store salt and grain in the kitchen, or saris and kantha quilts in bedrooms. The reason we love them so much is because each almirah was just as unique as the home of which they were a part. Salvaged from in the heart of Rajasthan, this particular 80-year-old vintage almirah is unlike anything we have seen before and is a spectaculor example of Northern Indian craftsmanship. At over six metres in length, it is best suited to a very big space, like an open-plan home or large retail space.

Dimension: 232H x 34W/D x 94L cm