This gorgeous lacquer painting of Buddha under a tree is both beautiful and symbolic. Deep, rich shades of orange and red are striking against the black lacquered background with a serene, smiling Buddha in the center of the piece.

The lacquer painting Bayon face is a representation of the Khmer temple situated in Angkor in Cambodia.

The Lacquer panel of Apsara Holding Lotus Flower is a fine piece of art made by skillful artisans. It represents this mythological female creature which is compared to angels because of her beauty and which has the power to change into infinite shapes.

Whatever your decor this lacquered panel with its floral motif in 3 sections is likely to find its place. Designed and hand crafted in one of our Siem Reap workshops in Cambodia, it will bring a touch of Asia into your home.

Whatever your decor is, this lacquered panel with its palm tree motif in 3 sections is likely to find its place. Designed and hand crafted in one of our Siem Reap workshops in Cambodia, it will bring a touch of Asia into your home. 

This lacquer painting is a stunning rendition of three of the hand movements used in traditional Khmer dancing.

This beautiful painting of an elephant is part of a series of tributes to the traditional animals of Cambodian culture.

This lovely lacquered painting is part of a series that show the traditionally known Cambodian animals.

At first glance, this lacquer painting of three Apsaras on lotus may simply appear to be a beautiful piece of artwork. However, there is significance to even the smallest detail on this lovely item, adding symbolism to its loveliness as well.

This piece has been carefully painted with lacquer, which was then loyally rendered in fine copper leaves to produce a lusciously warm finish on a traditionally black background.

This beautiful piece is part of a series of skillfully lacquered panels depicting some of Cambodian renowned animals.

This very attractive lacquer painting of umbrellas shows the style of umbrella that is depicted on many of the bas-reliefs to be found in the old Angkor temples. They are ornate and stylized umbrellas of the type used to shade kings, royalty and important personages. The picture is in red and black lacquer with copper leaf.

Rea Hu panel This elegant panel would suit any modern lifestyle and still remains a vibrant tribute to the Khmer culture.

This piece totally made by hand (lacquered painting on wood). The technique used to bring a delicate light to this lacquered painting is particularly outstanding. It depicts typical features of Cambodian countryside landscapes: palm trees fields and a lotus pond. 

This magnificent piece was entirely made by hand. This piece is one of our most outstanding lacquered panel its represents countless hours of meticulous work. It depicts Sokrip, a legendary character of the Reamker, which is a Cambodian epic poem based on the Ramayana.

This beautiful wall decoration is the highlight of a recent collection and represents the Royal Elephant Face. The elephant is possibly the most well-known of the animals steeped in Cambodian culture, having been an integral part of it, both symbolically and in labor. The elephant is a symbol of determination, loyalty, steadfastness and inner strength.

This beautiful wall decoration is the highlight of a recent collection and represents the Royal Elephant Face. The elephant is possibly the most well-known of the animals steeped in Cambodian culture, having been an integral part of it, both symbolically and in labor. The elephant is a symbol of determination, loyalty, steadfastness and inner strength.

This piece depicts one of the most iconic feature of Angkor temples: the Ta Prohm tree and its massive roots growing out of the temple walls and pavement. 

This piece depicts Phnom Bakheng, famous for being the first of the temple-mountains built in the vicinity of Angkor.

This piece depicts the South gate of Angkor Thom, also known as Paradise Bridge. 

This beautiful piece is part of a series of skillfully lacquered panels depicting some of Phnom Penh architectural highlights. This particular piece is dedicated to Wat Phnom, the capital's most important temple set on top of a 27m-high tree-covered knoll. 

This beautiful piece is part of a series of skillfully lacquered panels depicting some of Phnom Penh architectural highlights. This particular piece is dedicated to the Independence monument which was modelled on the central tower of Angkor Wat. The Independence Monument of Phnom Penh was built in 1958 to commemorate the country’s independence from France...