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Furniture Carpentry

Due to the easy availability of wood from the immediate surroundings, Bhutanese people use wood to make a range of household furnitures including cupboards, shelves, stools, tables called chodrom, small cuprests called chotsi, bed-boxes called zimdrom and wooden shrines called choesham. Although the Bhutanese do not have the culture of sitting on chairs, eating at tables or sleeping on beds, they use a number of furnitures at home. Boxes for storage and hangers for clothes are also made from wood. Wooden furnitures are often painted with colourful designs.

  • ནང་ཆས་ཤིང་བཟོ། (Dzongkha, Tibetan script, Original)
    • > Furniture Carpentry (English, Latin script, Translation)
    • > nang chas shing bzo (Dzongkha, Latin script, THL Extended Wylie Transliteration)
    • > nang ché shing zo (Dzongkha, Latin script, THL Simplified Tibetan Transcription)
Subject ID: S7561