Small Window Shutter From Madhya Pradesh - 18th Century Style - Tea Caddy Its good depth makes it

Its good depth makes it perfect for a wardrobe

This is an excellent quality reproduction piece cast in bronze in the Nepalese style using traditional techniques with a gilded finish

These original vintage Republic Era (1911 - 1949) Chinese blue & white plate is hand-painted by skilled artists using traditional techniques learned from their family and passed down through generations

These door frames date to the 19th century and have been adapted and fitted with modern mirror glass

This Anglo-Indian teak shelving unit dates from the late Raj period

Small Window Shutter From Madhya Pradesh - 18th Century Style - Tea Caddy Its good depth makes itThis is a special piece and a favourite of the Indigo owners. A rare and beautifully preserved architectural fragment, this 18th century teak window shutter hails from the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Hand carved from solid teak, it features intricate jharokha style brass latticework with clear Mughal influences, including scalloped arches and delicate geometric motifs. Its weathered, earthy tones and timeworn patina offer a warm, organic