Takhat Coffee Table Made From Reclaimed Teak slipper while the warm mineral pigments

while the warm mineral pigments have mellowed beautifully over more than a century

Made from red elm (zelkova) and known in China as 'jumu' or 'southern elm

Incredibly stylish and timeless

The lock has become a "style statement" for modern houses in Kerala and other parts of India where it's known by its traditional name manichitrathazhu

These beautiful Indian copper water pots date from the 19th century and are known as kundi in India

Takhat Coffee Table Made From Reclaimed Teak slipper while the warm mineral pigmentsThis beautiful painted coffee table is made using reclaimed teak wood from old Indian furniture & architectural pieces salvaged from old buildings across India. Takhats were Indian daybeds and usually were larger. This table is a smaller takhat which is more fitting with the classic English living room. It is decorative, extremely durable and environmentally friendly. Dimensions: 125 x 64 x 52 (wxdxh cms) From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands