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crafted in the early 20th century is made from a single piece of sturdy teak
original paint and sensitively cleaned surface preserving its historic character
They were used in stone havelis - the stylish homes of the more wealthy
Ganga Jumna refers to the confluence of the river Ganges and river Jamuna - this is also symbolised by the two metals used - copper and brass - from Haryana -19thC
Perfect for a small desk in a study or as a dressing table
Spotted Lacquer Pot From Rajasthan - 19thC Antique crafted in the early 20thThis colourful Indian lacquer box is a good collectors piece. Indian Lacquer boxes were used for storing jewellery or bindi (the red powder that Indian ladies apply to the forehead). Lacquering is done by the craftsman on a hand powered lathe. The wooden pot is spun and a lac stick is pressed against the pot. As the pot spins friction softens the lac which coats the surface of the wood. Quite intricate designs can be created by the craftsman using
