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16 x 14 x 21 (wxdxh cms)
its elegant pedestal form elevates the shallow bowl
the figures shift subtly in posture and gesture
mellow patina that enhances its character and authenticity
top and sides would have been snow leopard skin used in the original construction of this chest 200 years ago
Carved Rajasthani Opium Grinder (Kharal) - 19th Century Stools 16 x 14 x 21This Indian opium kharal dates to the 19th century. Kharals were used for grinding opium which was then mixed with water & strained through a retort before drinking. This particular kharal features a naively carved elephant head for a handle at one end. The pouring end features a Makara, a legendary Hindu guardian sea creature. It is constructed from rhoeda wood. A lovely feature of this is the hole in the bottom which shows its heavy use. The
