Iron Bound Wheeled Chest From Gujarat - 19th Century shawl Originally it would have been

Originally it would have been painted in vivid colours of which some remnants remain

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or the flora and fauna of that region

Shiva battled Yama to the point of defeat and saved Markandeya earning Shiva the name of Kalantaka (The Ender of Death)

and the preservation of Nepal’s rich artisanal weaving traditions

Iron Bound Wheeled Chest From Gujarat - 19th Century shawl Originally it would have beenThis antique Indian chest dates to the 19th century and is from the state of Gujarat. It is constructed from teak wood, is bound with iron, and has been mounted on four wheels for easy transportation from room to room. It has wonderful lacquer beading around the lid. These chests would have been used for storing valuables such as textiles, jewelry & cash. One of its most noticeable features is its beautifully carved lock plate which is carved in the