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This simple yet characterful mirror is crafted from an old teak window frame from Nagaur in Rajasthan
it is still taken during rituals and festivals
or as part of a clustered wall of shrine fragments and folk panels
The style of this piece has European influences from the traders visiting the area at the time and the carving depicts Indian peacocks with Grecian vases and fruit
This imagery depicting Güsh Khaan with a tiger can also be found on one of our Tibetan panels which can be seen HERE
Painted Teak Glazed Wall Cabinet - Ca 1930 Origin - India This simple yet characterful mirrorAn elegant solution for storing your collectibles, this teak wall cabinet is nearly 100 years old. It has a large interior space separated by a shelf. It has a distressed blue painted finish. These cabinets are great for a kitchen as a spice cabinet or a bathroom toiletries cabinet. Supplied with easy to mount wall hangers. Contact us for further advice on hanging.
US$ 218.22
US$ 1900.00
