Elevate your living space with this stunning pair of authentic Ming-style horseshoe armchairs, masterfully crafted from premium rosewood and finished in a luxurious reddish brown stain that exudes timeless elegance and warm, inviting depth. Each armchair features the iconic curved horseshoe backrest, gracefully sweeping into ergonomic armrests that offer unparalleled comfort for lounging or formal seating, while the intricate lotus flower carvings on the splat and crest rail symbolize purity and prosperity—hallmarks of traditional Chinese artistry. The sturdy, hand-carved frame showcases subtle geometric joinery and subtle apron details, ensuring both aesthetic sophistication and enduring durability, with a polished lacquer that highlights the wood's natural grain and subtle reddish undertones for a sophisticated, sun-kissed patina. Perfect for modern minimalist interiors, eclectic dining ensembles, or as statement pieces in a serene study, these top-rated heirloom-quality chairs measure 26 inches wide by 34 inches high, blending ergonomic support with cultural heritage to create a focal point that's as functional as it is captivating—search no further for the ultimate fusion of Oriental luxury and contemporary charm.

Dimensions:   w26"x  d26"x  h34" seat w18.5" x d16.5"x h17.25"
Origin:      China
Material:   Wood
Condition: Natural Wood patina marks,
Work:        Handmade, shipped in 2 pieces

US domestic continental buyer of 48 states pays $445 shipping charge for curbside delivery. Customer from Hawaii, Alaska, US Island, Florida Keywest, and Canada pays extra shipping cost. Insurance and handling charge are already included in the shipping cost. In-store pick-up is highly welcomed if you are in San Francisco Bay Area. (No charge) White-Glove service can be arranged with an additional cost.

When your shipment is delivered, carefully inspect the outside of the packaging before the delivery personnel leave. It is important to clearly indicate if there is any visible damage to the packaging or items on the delivery paperwork. Carriers usually do not honor concealed damage claims so it is crucial to clearly indicate any visible damage to the packaging or items on the delivery paperwork.