Bronze Money Box From Dhokra Tribal Region - 19th Century Reverse Glass Painting allowing skilled printers to create

allowing skilled printers to create richly layered textiles with rhythm and accuracy

This Japanese woodblock print of two geese is by master artist Ohara Koson (1877 - 1945)

This fine glazed celadon porcelain rice bowl is delicately finished in a soft shade of jade green

and auspicious blessing

This fabulous carved teak window shutter is from the border areas of Southern Rajasthan

Bronze Money Box From Dhokra Tribal Region - 19th Century Reverse Glass Painting allowing skilled printers to createThis old Indian brass box is from the Dhokra tribal area of Orissa. Dokra Damar tribes are the traditional metalsmiths of West Bengal. As well as money, this box has been used for storing slaked lime used in the consumption of paan which is chewed for its stimulant and psychoactive effects. The handle is missing on this box. Dokra also spelt Dhokra Circa 100 yrs Old is a brass or bronze casting made using the lost wax technique. The process is