Naga Antique Bench | NC-00211 Authentic Naga Antique

Naga Antique Bench | NC-00207 Authentic Naga Antique

Naga Antique Bench | NC-00211

Naga Antique Authenticity ID: NC-00211

DESCRIPTION
SPECIFICATIONS
NATURAL MATERIALS

DESCRIPTION

Uniqwa Antique Naga Collection: A Rare & Exquisite Collectors' Piece

Discover the captivating Uniqwa Antique Naga Collection, a treasure salvaged from the enchanting Nagaland region in northeastern India. Nestled amidst the majestic Naga hills, rising gracefully from the Brahmaputra Valley, these extraordinary pieces hold a unique allure.

Hand-picked by Uniqwa's Head Designer, Charl van Heerden, these solid teak benches embody timeless beauty. Once serving as sturdy seating in traditional Naga villages, they were meticulously crafted to endure the region's unforgiving monsoons and powerful winds.

Each bench is a testament to the artisans' skill, hewn from a single piece of teak and adorned with intricate chiselling. The benches have been delicately polished with a protective layer of exquisite natural wax to preserve their natural splendour.

Immerse yourself in the authenticity of the Uniqwa Antique Naga Collection with a carefully curated selection of five Nagaland benches available. Each piece has its own unique size and authenticity number, making it an exclusive addition to your collection.

SPECIFICATIONS

W 168cm | D 46cm | H 52cm

Authenticity no: NC-00211

NATURAL MATERIALS

Every Uniqwa piece has a story…

Our collections are mostly individually hand-made pieces. As most of our products are made from natural materials, texture, colour, and pattern may vary from piece to piece. Reclaimed timbers, naturally weathered materials and off-cuts otherwise discarded are frequently part of Uniqwa design features.

Natural splitting, cracking, and loss of natural oils may occur and form part of the characteristics and beauty of Uniqwa products. These are not viewed as imperfections or faults but as part of timber's natural life and beauty.

We believe the result of using natural materials and hand-crafted elements is a testament to the unique qualities found in materials originating from nature.

As every monitor displays different colour tones, the colour of pictures on our website and social media cannot be taken as a true colour indication of the actual products. Some product tones may appear to vary from catalogue or website images.

How to buy

Uniqwa trade clients can order via email to orders@uniqwacollections.com.au or call our team on 07 5596 0884

The Public can purchase Uniqwa Collections through authorised design professionals and in selected furniture & home decor retailers Australia wide, internationally and online.

Find your nearest Uniqwa Collections' stockist here.

For further assistance please call our friendly customer service team on 07 5596 0884 or submit an email enquiry from this page.

Enquiries from outside Australia, please call +61 7 5596 0884 or email international@uniqwacollections.com.au

A testament to rich heritage & historical significance

Authenticity Certificate

accompanies each naga antique

Captured at Hongphoi village

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vibrant & flavourful

The Naga tribe's traditional cooking is a vibrant and flavourful journey woven with fiery chillies, bamboo shoots, smoked meats, and communal feasts celebrating their rich culinary heritage and deep connection to nature.

Forgotten language

In the mystical hills of Nagaland, the soulful melodies of bamboo flutes and the enchanting songs in the almost extinct Konyak Tribe language, profoundly express a rich cultural heritage and a captivating celebration of deep-rooted traditions.

Warrior Ancestors

Adorning the faces of Naga tribe warriors, the intricate and symbolic tattoos tell tales of courage, fierce warriors, lineage, and spiritual beliefs, etching a visual narrative that honours their ancestral heritage and evokes a powerful sense of identity and warrior spirit.

Ancestral hopes & dreams

Bearing the wisdom of generations in their weathered faces, elderly Naga tribe women are living vessels of history, embodying resilience, grace, and a timeless beauty that transcends age, inspiring respect and admiration for their invaluable contributions to their cultural legacy.