NOVICA Repousse Brass Jewelry Box, Metallic 'Mughal Treasure Chest' : Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry

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Hand-Carved Wood Small Mirror Khalid Ali says, " My father was a very hardworking person and he is the one who taught me the dignity of labor. It is because of him that I am here today. My father started a small workshop in 1959 where he crafted artistic furniture using brass foil embossing. He has been doing that for ages until I took over around 2006. Our designs are basically inspired from the ancient Mughal style. But today we incorporate modern motifs into the ancient technique and style." Khalid Ali creates a classic jewelry box in an antique style. Hand-crafted of mango wood, it is covered in embossed brass, and multi-color beads suggest precious gems. The designer adds three velvet-lined compartments and a mirror in the lid. NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, works together with talented artisan designers around the world to produce stunning, keepsake treasures. Our mantra is to spread global happiness, so rest assured - we’ll do everything we possibly can to ensure you’re a happy customer. About this item: Khalid Ali creates a classic jewelry box in an antique style. Hand-crafted of mango wood, it is covered in embossed brass, and multi-color beads suggest precious gems. The designer adds three velvet-lined compartments and a mirror in the lid. About our Artist: 'As I grew up, I understood the value of hard work. My father was a very hard working person and he is the one who taught me the dignity of labor. It is because of him that I am here today. My father started a small workshop in 1959 where he crafted artistic furniture using brass foil embossing. Our designs are basically inspired from the ancient Mughal style. But today we incorporate modern motifs into the ancient technique and style. Though I've been in this field a long time, my ardent desire is to continue to grow. Right now I have about ten artisans assisting me, most of whom are relatives I have trained.'

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