Bleached Doors From Bikaner - Early 19th Century Material - Roheda Wood Indian Lacquer boxes were used

Indian Lacquer boxes were used for storing jewellery or bindi (the red powder that Indian ladies apply to the forehead)

This is an iconic designer piece and one of a pair

used for seating

The top panel depicts two opposing Tibetan dragons guarding the cintamani (ten auspicious jewels)

Condition: Beautiful aged wear

Bleached Doors From Bikaner - Early 19th Century Material - Roheda Wood Indian Lacquer boxes were usedThese Indian doors from Bikaner would once have been covered in extravagant painting and after many years in the Thar desert have been sun bleached. Unusual for Indian doors, they are walk through height at 188cm tall. The carving on these doors is excellent with beautiful peacock detailing on the arches. Bikaner in Rajasthan has become world famous for its beautifully carved architecture, craftwork, and artwork. These doors are constructed from