Hand-Painted Rosewood Jewelry Box
Description
A solid wood jewelry box with a raised floral pattern painted onto the lid by hand, built up layer by layer in a traditional technique. Burmese rosewood or North American walnut, joined with mortise and tenon.
- Rosewood: about 19 × 11 × 5.8 cm. Beige lining with necklace hooks in the lid, ring rolls and trays for bracelets and earrings, or a plain lining without trays.
- Walnut: about 15 × 9.5 × 3.7 cm, beige or grey lining.
- Rounded rosewood: softly rounded corners, about 14.5 × 11.5 × 6 cm, beige lining.
- Large rosewood: about 24 × 14 × 8.2 cm with a brass-tone clasp; beige or red lining with trays, or a plain lining without trays.
- Rosewood chest: three drawers under a lift-up lid, brass-tone clasp and side handles.
- Box + crystal cup: the rosewood box with a cut-crystal cup for brushes or pens, set on a painted rosewood base, finished with a rosewood rim, or both.
- Wipe with a soft dry cloth; keep away from water and direct sun.
Shown for styling only and not included: the Wynden Home display stand, food and other props in the photos.
Shipping & returns
Free delivery to the US in 8–18 business days. Duty is prepaid, so nothing is collected on delivery. You have thirty days to send it back; if it arrives damaged, we replace it.
One flower, three layers.
The pattern on the lid is not printed. Each flower is outlined, then built up in layers of paint until it stands slightly raised from the wood, so no two lids are exactly alike.
- The outline
- Layers of cream
- The centre
Four sizes, drawn to scale
Seen from above, next to a ring. Tap a box to choose it.
Walnut
15 × 9.5 × 3.7 cm. Beige or grey lining.
Rounded rosewood
14.5 × 11.5 × 6 cm, softly rounded corners. Beige lining.
Rosewood
19 × 11 × 5.8 cm. Beige lining with trays, or plain.
Large rosewood
24 × 14 × 8.2 cm, brass-tone clasp. Beige or red with trays, or plain.
The three-drawer chest and the crystal cup sets are in the choices above.
You open it every morning.
Rings, earrings and chains get scratched and tangled in a dish or a drawer. A box with a place for each keeps them apart.
Two good hours, then it is gone.
Opened every day for three years, that is about 7¢ a day.
- Nothing tanglesIn the lined boxes, hooks in the lid hold necklaces, and ring rolls and trays keep the rest apart.
- Painted by handThe raised flowers on the lid are built up by hand, layer by layer.
- Joined like furnitureMortise and tenon joints: a woodworking joint people have used for thousands of years.
- Solid woodBurmese rosewood or North American walnut.
