The Adinkra Cabinet

The Adinkra CabinetDescription: Adinkra refers to the symbolic carvings of the Ghanaian people. Its often carved into furniture, and in this case, into the doors of our Adinkra Cabinet. The specific crosshatch carving is used as a symbol for good marriage. Details: Walnut VOE carcass and doors with engraved Adinkra symbol on solid walnut frame and legs OR Oak VOE carcass and doors with engraved Adinkra symbol on solid oak frame and legs OR Black sprayed MDF carcass and

Description:

Adinkra refers to the symbolic carvings of the Ghanaian people. It’s often carved into furniture, and in this case, into the doors of our Adinkra Cabinet. The specific crosshatch carving is used as a symbol for good marriage.

Details:

• Walnut VOE carcass and doors with engraved Adinkra symbol on solid walnut frame and legs OR
  
• Oak VOE carcass and doors with engraved Adinkra symbol on solid oak frame and legs OR
• Black sprayed MDF carcass and walnut VOE doors with engraved Adinkra symbol on black epoxy coated galvanised steel frame and legs
  
• L: 780 x D: 450 x H: 1300mm 
  

Customisation:

Most of our pieces can be customised to suit your unique space.

• Epoxy colours are available in black, ferro black, charcoal, white, and more shades.
• MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) can be sprayed in a wide variety of colours for an additional 10%.
• Upholstered furniture can be personalised with the fabric of your choice.
• Furniture pieces are available in a selection of timbers and finishes.
• Choose from a variety of marble options. Price may vary based on the chosen stone.