Green Painted Teak Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Material - Copper almost all bandaji are front

almost all bandaji are front opening with a hinged top section folding down

This reproduction Chinese blue and white porcelain vase is inspired by late Ming dynasty ceramic traditions and reflects the enduring appeal of classical Chinese forms

objects like this work beautifully as decorative accents and can be repurposed as planters

The interior has storage for letter writing equipment and clothing

136 x 41 x 46

Green Painted Teak Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Material - Copper almost all bandaji are frontThese authentic 19th century dog gates originate from Gujarat, India, where they were traditionally positioned in front of the main entrance doors of village homes and urban havelis. Designed to keep livestock, dogs, and wandering animals from entering the household while maintaining ventilation and visibility, they represent a practical and distinctive element of traditional Gujarati architecture. Constructed from solid teak and fitted with hand