Full Length Wall Mirror From Andhra Pradesh - 19th Century Material - Sheesham Wood The front panel depicts two

The front panel depicts two confronting dragons in scrolling foliage guarding the cintamani (ten auspicious jewels)

It is simple in design and of good proportions with carved dragons framing the top rail

Ideal as a small statement in a hallway

newly carved with intentional surface weathering

These carved teak jali window shutters are particularly unusual and have an interesting mix of influences from both Mughal and Chinese designs

Full Length Wall Mirror From Andhra Pradesh - 19th Century Material - Sheesham Wood The front panel depicts twoThis striking 19th century carved teak mirror was originally a door frame from Andhra Pradesh, South India, now thoughtfully repurposed as a mirror. The deep, richly aged teak is beautifully hand carved with botanical and foliate motifs, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship typical of traditional South Indian woodwork. The design features elegant corner flourishes and vertical borders reminiscent of temple architecture, lending the piece a quiet