Stained Glass Window Panel From Dungarpur - 19th Century Finish - Green Lacquer He stands on a lotus

He stands on a lotus flower mounted on a modern black melamine base

For further reading see Tribal Doors of India by Renzo Freschi

The frame can be customised to allow for hanging with modern hinges

This style of trunk is defined by its soft tapering sides and carved false lid and is from Southern Tibet

warmth and an effortlessly elegant drape

Stained Glass Window Panel From Dungarpur - 19th Century Finish - Green Lacquer He stands on a lotusThis antique Indian stained glass window is from Dungarpur in Southern Rajasthan. It bears similarity to the windows from the City Palace (Raj Mahal) in Udaipur and the Juna Mahal of Dungarpur. See images below of the Aam Khas audience hall of the Juna Mahal in Dungarpur (built in the 18th century and stained glass added in the 19th century.) Originally, small shutters would have been fitted to the iron rings around the mihrab arch opening. The green