Pair of Carved Teak Corbels From Maharashtra - 19th Century Ancestor Figures making it both a practical

making it both a practical storage chest and a significant piece of antique tribal art

equally effective displayed as standalone decorative art or used with tea lights

This classic louvre cabinet is made from reclaimed teak wood louvers salvaged from old buildings in Rajasthan and Gujarat

where the finest porcelain has been produced for over a thousand years

This mukhalinga is a less common style and form with Shiva sporting a crown and a necklace bearing a central lingam

Pair of Carved Teak Corbels From Maharashtra - 19th Century Ancestor Figures making it both a practicalThis pair of 19th century teak corbels were meticulously crafted to provide artistic decoration to pillars which gave support to architectural beams. Each corbel is adorned with intricate carvings, making them versatile as both sculptural accents and bookends, or why not use them to support a wooden shelf.