Small Window Shutter From Madhya Pradesh - 18th Century Material - Coral The cotton was sent to

The cotton was sent to England and Scotland

The four front doors and top hatches open outwards to reveal a large interior storage space separated by a simple shelf

Materials: Reclaimed elm and cypress

An appetite for Japonisme seized the West and as the foreign market grew the Meiji government actively promoted and funded the production and export of Japonisme work

They were used for storing valuables such as textiles

Small Window Shutter From Madhya Pradesh - 18th Century Material - Coral The cotton was sent toThis is a special piece and a favourite of the Indigo owners. A rare and beautifully preserved architectural fragment, this 18th century teak window shutter hails from the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Hand carved from solid teak, it features intricate jharokha style brass latticework with clear Mughal influences, including scalloped arches and delicate geometric motifs. Its weathered, earthy tones and timeworn patina offer a warm, organic