Indian Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Style - Fengweizun 'Phoenix Tail' Vases forming a continuous rhythm across

forming a continuous rhythm across the piece

lightly tapered legs

The origins of Celadon began at the end of the Han Dynasty (206 BC €“ 220AD) but it wasn€™t until the Jin Dynasty (265 €“ 420) that the creation of celadon excelled as an art form

The frame features richly detailed hand-turned bobbin motifs

83 x 11 x 173 (w x d x h cms)

Indian Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Style - Fengweizun 'Phoenix Tail' Vases forming a continuous rhythm acrossThis 19th century carved teak dog gate from Gujarat is a beautifully preserved example of traditional Indian architectural craftsmanship. Originally fitted across the entrance of havelis, these gates were designed to keep animals out while allowing light, air, and visibility to pass freely through the home. Handcrafted from solid teak, the gate features elegant flowing lines with a gently arched top and finely carved floral and foliate motifs running