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Ginger jars are steeped in centuries of Chinese culture and history originating in the Qin dynasty (221 - 207 BC) when ginger and other luxury Chinese goods became major exports to the Western world
they would have been coated with a black lacquer to protect them from wear which has subsequently worn at high points and areas of frequent daily use
The paneling has since been converted into drawers for storage
This carved Indian teak panel from a Ratha Yatra chariot depicts two opposing peacocks in a foliate surrounding
Hinges + Stand: 57 x 44 x 145
Stone Window Panel From Dungarpur - 18th Century Sideboard Ginger jars are steeped inThis antique stone window panel hails from Dungarpur in southern Rajasthan, a region celebrated for its ornate palace architecture and finely carved sandstone work. Similar window panels can still be found in the Juna Mahal, the 13th century hilltop palace of Dungarpur, famed for its richly embellished interiors and distinctive Rajput Mughal fusion style. Carved from local sandstone, the panel features a cusped arch framed by a pierced lattice of
