Indian Stone Peacock Turban Hanger - 19th Century Option:Option 1 a carpenter

a carpenter

With five large drawers and three smaller

The style is from Gujarat in Northern India

Over time it has been thoughtfully reconfigured — the fixed panels skilfully adapted into doors and drawers — creating an unusually low cabinet that combines rustic presence with highly decorative craftsmanship

it would make a brilliant planter or log storage bin

Indian Stone Peacock Turban Hanger - 19th Century Option:Option 1 a carpenterThese stone turban hangers (called a khunti in Hindi) have been carved in the shape of a parrot. Originating in Dungarpur, theywould have been used daily for turbans or a clothes peg. They are often seen in palaces & houses of the wealthier classes, normally plastered into the wall. Further south in Dungarpur, other animals like horses and peacock designs are found. Option 1: W22 x D6 x H25 cm Option 2: W25 x D3. 5 x H17 cm Option 3: W21 x D4 x H12 cm