Inspired by Queen Puduhepa, one of the most influential female figures of the Hittite Empire, this cabinet embodies composed authority.
At its center sits a hand-carved Mardin stone medallion representing Puduhepa’s own royal seal; historically recognized as the first known female seal placed alongside a kings in an official treaty. A symbol of political presence and sovereign partnership, the seal reflects the queen’s enduring strength.
The piece stands as a quiet tribute to the women of Anatoli; honoring resilience, intellect and legacy.
Hand-engraved 999 fine silver-plated brass detailing reinforces its ceremonial presence. Monumental yet refined, it reflects strength through restraint.
A sculptural cabinet for refined storage. Suitable as a bar, it holds glassware. Sensor-activated rechargeable LED lighting included. Indoor use only; clean with a soft cloth.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 100x45x150cm (39x18x59'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 75 |
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| Number Of Pieces Created | 50 |













