This later 19th-century antique cabinet was retrieved from Gansu province, a province in north-central China famous for its hanging Great Wall. This Gansu cabinet was used to store the bedding and linen. It has 3 compartments that can only be accessed from the top.  The painting on three panels of this cabinet demonstrates the artisan’s commanding skill of Shui-mo (水墨, "water and ink") also loosely termed watercolor or brush painting. With red square frames, three panels are transformed into 3 beautiful traditional Chinese mountains and water paintings. Three panels can turn into 3 doors opening from the front.