Painted Teak Double Arch From Maharashtra - 19th Century Bandhani Silk Scarves Indian Lacquer boxes were used

Indian Lacquer boxes were used for storing jewellery or bindi (the red powder that Indian ladies apply to the forehead)

Including Stand: 69 x 46 x 187 (wxdxh cms)

Material: Elm Wood

160 x 46 x 87 (wxdxh cms)

and a narrow top—are a configuration rarely found in antique European furniture

Painted Teak Double Arch From Maharashtra - 19th Century Bandhani Silk Scarves Indian Lacquer boxes were usedThis stunning antique Indian double archway is painted on both sides and is from Maharashtra. It dates to the 19th century and has vivid painting on and is carved from solid teak wood. Double sided arches are incredibly functional. This arch has a half arch on one side making it perfectly suited to be fitted to a wall. This arch is a truly stunning piece that will transform any room. The pillars are carved by hand and finished in traditional vibrant