Carved Stone Lamp Niche From Rajasthan - 18thC Bangles This simple painted mirror is

This simple painted mirror is made from an old Indian 19th century window frame from a building in Gujarat

commemorating the gathering of cattle when Krishna was appointed as a cowherd

These particular screens are called sudare-shoji with solid kickboards known as koshi

these architectural niches once cast a warm glow across courtyards and entranceways

In the center of the panel is an incised kaleidoscope of geometric patters

Carved Stone Lamp Niche From Rajasthan - 18thC Bangles This simple painted mirror isNiches like this were normally used beside doorways with oil lamps or candles. This piece is at least two hundred years old and still has prominent classic Mughal carving, carved peacocks and traces of the original paintwork. Sturdy hangers are attached to the back. Dimensions: 24. 5 x 7 x 27 (wxdxh cms) From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 15 More delivery options available at checkout