Oval Brass Jali Paandan Box - 1920 Origin - Kizilayak This was likely used for

This was likely used for the selling of kimono's in a shop

Beautiful carvings like this often adorned the chariots

where a rhythmic scalloped fretwork runs between turned corner finials

This door comes from a Punjabi haveli and dates from the second half of the 18th century

Cosi hand woven Mongolian Cashmere is mostly hand spun using natural and eco dyes

Oval Brass Jali Paandan Box - 1920 Origin - Kizilayak This was likely used forThis elegant oval brass paandan box dates to the early 20th century and was traditionally used for storing paan leaves and the ingredients required for preparing betel quid throughout India. Beautifully handcrafted, the box features finely pierced jali work panels around the sides and lid, creating a delicate lattice pattern that allows airflow while showcasing the skilled metalworking techniques of the period. Raised on four rounded feet and fitted