Painted Indian Console Table Made From Reclaimed Teak Textiles This 18th century wooden Tibetan

This 18th century wooden Tibetan panel depicts a classic scene of a Mongol holding a chained tiger

a serpent coils around a Shiva lingam — a powerful symbol in Hindu cosmology associated with Lord Shiva

The stand features a small drawer beneath the top

ideal for keeping smaller valuables organised

the shape of this table shows a remarkable similarity to the Islamic Rub el Hizb known as the Islamic Star formed by two overlapping squares

Painted Indian Console Table Made From Reclaimed Teak Textiles This 18th century wooden TibetanThis Indian console table has been lovingly constructed from reclaimed teak from old Indian buildings that have fallen into disrepair. The central carved panel depicts trailing leaves and is from an old Gujarati door lintel. A deeply carved cursive Gujarati script runs along the bottom shelf framed by matching trailing leaves. The script is the name of the head of the house, Bhai lal bhai Dharam das. With each carving completely unique, this console