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These antique teak wood blacksmith’s bellows come from Indonesia, where they were used by blacksmiths to stoke the fire.

Their elegant cylindrical forms retain their hollow interiors and part of the original mechanism. Although the base that connected them is missing, each stands independently.

Their beautiful aged patina and traces of time give them exceptional character.

Two pieces steeped in history, with a sculptural presence of extraordinary beauty.

The cylinders are open at the bottom, yet stand upright on their own.

Both pieces are sold together.

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    Data sheet

    Material: Teak wood

    Finish: Matte finish

    Delivery: A pie de calle

    Handling: 2 people

    SKU: GR77

    Weight: 22kg

    Width: 27cm x Depth: 26cm x Height: 87cm

  • Shipping and returns

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    Delivery times

    Mainland Spain: 4-8 business days.

    Islands and European Union: 7-14 business days.

    Other international destinations: delivery time depends on destination.


    Returns

    The deadline to request a return is 30 calendar days from receipt of the order.

    For returns requested for reasons other than a manufacturing defect or transport damage, return shipping costs will be covered by the customer.

    If the product arrives damaged or defective, you must contact Tanah within a maximum of 48 hours of receipt. Once the issue is verified, Tanah will cover the corresponding costs.

    For more information, see the Shipping and Returns Conditions.

Teak is a fine hardwood particularly valued for its strength, stability and exceptional durability. Its natural oils help preserve it, while the passage of time creates a beautiful patina.

These antique bellows were once part of traditional workshops in Indonesia, where they were used to stoke forge fires through a system of wooden pistons. Today, they retain their historical interest and an almost sculptural presence.

They look especially elegant beside a limewashed wall or in a Mediterranean-inspired corner.

For cleaning, we recommend a soft, dry cloth and a soft-bristled brush for the mechanisms. Avoid chemicals, abrasive products and excess water.

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