The Majra Indian Chest is defined by repetition and rhythm, its twelve drawers forming a structured piece that feels both functional and architectural. Each drawer carries slight variations in tone and texture, creating a surface that is unified in form yet nuanced in detail.
Crafted from aged wood, the material reveals a layered patina built over time. Marks of use remain visible, with subtle inconsistencies that speak to the chest’s history and the hands that shaped it. The grain moves organically across each drawer front, softening the rigidity of the grid with natural variation.
Its form is grounded and deliberate, offering both storage and sculptural presence. The repetition of elements creates a quiet order, while the material resists uniformity.
