Carved & Painted Teak Window Shutter From South Rajasthan - 19thC Period - Taishō Patterns have been incised through

Patterns have been incised through the top layer of lacquer revealing colours beneath

Bronze Votive Panel of Bhairava - He is a fierce manifestation of Shiva worshiped by Hindus

naturally developed patina that speaks to generations of use

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Subtle tonal variations — from sandy ochre to deeper sun-warmed hues — enhance its sculptural depth and authenticity

Carved & Painted Teak Window Shutter From South Rajasthan - 19thC Period - Taishō Patterns have been incised throughThese carved teak jali window shutters are particularly unusual and have an interesting mix of influences from both Mughal and Chinese designs. The lower panels are classically carved Mughal patterns and the top design is the Chinese 'Running Dog' motif. Made and repainted in the 19th century, the paint has distressed over time with the hot weather that is indicative of the state of Gujarat, India. These panels would be an iconic piece hung on any