Large Window Mirror From Madhya Pradesh - 19th Century Finish - Black Lacquer They are usually made from

They are usually made from elm (yumu) or red elm (jumu)

with a history that spans centuries

The interior compartments come with a separating shelf

The front is beautifully layered with fine and fluid maki-e gilt and lacquerwork

These altars were called chöshom and housed in the chapel of a private home

Large Window Mirror From Madhya Pradesh - 19th Century Finish - Black Lacquer They are usually made fromThis beautifully aged mirror began life as a traditional teak window frame from 19th century Madhya Pradesh, now thoughtfully repurposed into a striking architectural mirror. Hand carved with exceptional skill, it features an elegant Mughal arched opening framed by subtle foliate and ropework detailing. The top panel is inset with original jali latticework, a classic feature of Indian architecture that allowed light and ventilation while preserving