Carved Teak Door From The Punjab - 18thC Material Cardboard every piece is carefully glazed

every piece is carefully glazed and high-fired to produce the brilliant white porcelain body and rich sapphire-blue decoration for which Jingdezhen is renowned

offering both visual interest and historical depth

This beautiful Tibetan incense holder would make an excellent desk tidy or pen pot

some of which are remaining

and their black hair in a single plait with hair ornaments

Carved Teak Door From The Punjab - 18thC Material Cardboard every piece is carefully glazedLooking for a dramatic entrance to your room or as a statement piece in your home, a retail space or film set? This door comes from a Punjabi haveli and dates from the second half of the 18th century. It is made from teak. These doors are saved from buildings in India that have fallen into a state of disrepair and are no longer in a repairable state. As with most Indian doors, they would have originally operated on a pin and post system and not on