This unique decorative piece is a repurposed architectural fragment from an old traditional house in Ningbo, China. Originally part of a wooden structure—possibly a beam bracket or ornamental support—it has been carefully preserved and mounted on a custom base to be admired as a sculptural artwork.

Hand-carved from fragrant camphor wood, the panel features classic Chinese scrollwork with symbolic motifs, including a central depiction of a bundle of scrolls or ruyi, often associated with knowledge, blessings, and good fortune. The aged patina and curved form speak to its original function and 120-year history.

Now elevated on a dark wooden stand with geometric detailing, it serves as a standalone accent piece—perfect for shelves, consoles, or display niches. It’s a conversation starter, a cultural artifact, and a poetic presence in any room.

Dimension: 33 W x 18 D x 38 H cm

Wood: Camphor

Origin: Ningbo, China

Age: 120 years

A beautiful intersection of history, craftsmanship, and modern reinterpretation — ideal for collectors and design lovers alike.