Kist, vierkant, van campechehout, gefineerd met coromandelhout en versierd met een abstract patroon met pijlen in een intarsia-techniek van parelmoer c. 1922

This small, intricately crafted box, created around 1922 by Dutch artist Albert Schulze, showcases a unique combination of materials and techniques. Crafted from campeche wood and veneered with coromandel wood, the box features an abstract pattern of arrows inlaid with mother-of-pearl, a decorative technique called intarsia. The contrasting colors and textures create a captivating visual effect, highlighting the artist's skill and attention to detail. The box's small size and intricate design likely made it a cherished personal possession, adding a touch of luxury and artistic refinement to its owner's collection.