Solid Camphor Pine Chinese Medicine Cabinet 52 Drawer Herbal Storage Chest for Clinics and Home Apothecaries

A solid camphor pine Chinese medicine cabinet, known in Chinese as Zhong Yao Gui (中药柜), built in a New Chinese classical style for storing dried herbs and decoction pieces. The chest features 52 lidded drawers arranged in a horizontal seven and vertical eight layout, holding up to 152 individual herbs with bat-shaped pull rings. Traditionally used in TCM pharmacies and herbal clinics, it keeps botanicals organized, dry, and easy to access. Suitable for herbal shops, wellness studios, and home apothecary storage.

Key Selling Points

• Solid camphor pine frame with pine drawers and bat-shaped pull rings
• 52 lidded drawers store up to 152 different Chinese herbs
• New Chinese classical design in a chestnut red finish
• Generous 215 cm height with 170 cm width and 60 cm depth
• Ideal for TCM clinics, herbal pharmacies, and home apothecary use

Quality & Sensory

The cabinet typically displays a warm chestnut red lacquer over natural camphor pine, with visible wood grain and a smooth hand-rubbed surface. Drawers slide with a solid wooden feel, and the bat-shaped rings add a traditional tactile detail. As a storage furniture piece, it carries a light natural wood aroma when newly unpacked.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Herb storage in TCM clinics and herbal pharmacies
• Home apothecary organization for dried botanicals
• Display and dispensing counter in wellness studios
• Tea house or herbal retail shop furnishing

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese pharmacies, wooden medicine cabinets with many small labeled drawers have long been used to store and dispense individual herbs for decoctions, soups, and herbal teas. The multi-drawer layout lets practitioners keep roots, flowers, seeds, and bark separated by herb name, supporting accurate dispensing of classical formulas. This cabinet continues that tradition in a form suited to both professional clinics and home herbal storage.

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