Collection of Ancient Wooden Chairs of the Tai People in Nghe An
With their unique designs, intricate carvings, and centuries-old history, the wooden chairs crafted by the Thai people in Nghe An carry profound cultural significance. These chairs are true treasures passed down by ancestors to future generations. Made from monolithic wood logs selected from tall, sturdy, and straight trees with high-quality wood, the chairs come in various shapes and sizes. Every carving reflects the artisans' meticulous craftsmanship, attention to detail, and creativity. The motifs carved on the chairs are deeply connected to the Thai people's daily life and spiritual beliefs.
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Old Chair with elephant shape #1 L66 x H21 x W23
The elephant (Tô Chạng) symbolizes strength, power, and community.
Antique Turle shaped Chair #1 L65 x H26 x W34
The turtle (Tô Phá), representing longevity and friendliness, not only wishes for loved ones to live as long as the turtle but also expresses gratitude for the turtle’s role in helping their ancestors build stilt houses.
Old Chair with elephant shape #2 L66 x H21 x W23
Other motifs, such as fish, flowers, and birds, carry high aesthetic value and profound meanings about the harmony between humans and nature. Each chair tells a story of the Thai people's lifestyle, customs, and beliefs. Through these artifacts, viewers gain a comprehensive understanding of the life and culture of the Thai people from ancient times.
Antique Turle shaped Chair #2 L65 x H26 x W34
Antique Turle shaped Chair #3 L60 x H26 x W26
Antique Turle shaped Chair #4 L67 x H22 x W25
The collection of ancient wooden chairs of the Thai people in Nghe An is a remarkable reflection of local indigenous culture, making it a valuable treasure for collectors and anyone who appreciates historical significance.
