Rosewood Arch from Punjab - Late 17thC Material - Camphor Wood which is still the centre

which is still the centre for the best quality porcelain

including this one

Its elegant scroll base and iron tie add a sense of majesty

are constructed from paulownia wood (tong mu / 桐木) Paulownia trees were often planted at the birth of a daughter and were considered symbols of prosperity

as it is in original condition The paint has not been re-touched - Circa 18thC

Rosewood Arch from Punjab - Late 17thC Material - Camphor Wood which is still the centreThis Indian archway is from the Punjab and carved in the Mughal style from rosewood. It's a true piece to behold and upon further inspection we discovered the archway to date from the late 17th century. It is one piece and cannot be disassembled so please consider access to your property. Suitable for use outside From India Overall Dimensions: Total Width 148cm Frame Width 142cm Depth 13. 5cm (not including top corbels.) Total Height 287cm Internal