Rustic Painted Indian Mirror Made From Old Teak Material - Elm this takhat embodies the pragmatic

this takhat embodies the pragmatic elegance of Shekhawati craftsmanship — equally suited to domestic rest and social gatherings

The print carries Toyokuni's late-life signature "七十翁 豊国筆 (Shichijū-ō Toyokuni hitsu) - used after he turned seventy - together with the small rectangular publisher's seal 「栄林堂製」(Eirindō) at the right and the vertical series cartouche 「十二月之内」("The Twelve Months")

Planted up it can be used outside in a garden

a wealth of traditional skill and knowledge which has been passed down through the centuries is evident in each one

Pith paper is the spongy cellular tissue in the stem of a small tree called tetrapanax papyrifera

Rustic Painted Indian Mirror Made From Old Teak Material - Elm this takhat embodies the pragmaticThis simple painted mirror is made from teak wood from an old Indian 19th century building in Gujarat. All our mirrors are made from either reclaimed wood rescued from demolished buildings or sustainable mango wood. This window is reclaimed teak and has traces of the original paintwork. This can be hung portrait or landscape, please let us know your preference at the time of purchase. Supplied with sturdy hangers. From India UK Delivery Charge except