Rosewood Brass Studded 'Zanzibar' Chest - 19th Century Lamp Niches All our mirrors are made

All our mirrors are made using either reclaimed architectural timbers or sustainably sourced mango wood

It clearly shows western influences which were most likely from Portugal or England

Ideal as a throw

The underside has a silver double dorje design

this example has been thoughtfully upcycled and hand-painted in Rajasthan with intricate floral motifs and bands of script

Rosewood Brass Studded 'Zanzibar' Chest - 19th Century Lamp Niches All our mirrors are madeThis Indian rosewood chest dates to the 19th century and is an excellent example of a 'Zanzibar chest'. These chests were made in The Rann of Kutch and used as dhow trade chests for transporting spices like pepper and cloves, Indian cottons, gemstones. The main trade hubs were Diu, Surat, Basra, Zanzibar & Bombay. The chest is decorated with brass studs and corners. It has brass lifting handles on the sides. As a trading chest, this piece has had a