Indian Tribal Hand Mirror From Banswara - 19th Century Cotton This example is beautifully constructed

This example is beautifully constructed with keyaki (Japanese zelkova) doors and drawers which have a striking bookmatched grain patterns across the sliding doors

but this one still has the original opening hatches

They provide an eco-conscious and stylish alternative to plastic containers

This beautifully rustic 19th century saddle stool is handcrafted from solid elm using traditional mortise and tenon carpentry techniques

Constructed with a functional lower shelf and four drawers

Indian Tribal Hand Mirror From Banswara - 19th Century Cotton This example is beautifully constructedThis charming old Indian hand held mirror is typical of the tribal artwork of Banswara in Southern Rajasthan. The area is prominently populated with Bhil ethnic tribes with their own distinct design styles. Themes include strong geometric carvings around the frame and the prominent use of parrots seen here sitting atop horse heads. It can be easily mounted on a wall or can be left freestanding on a table or shelf. Dimensions: 30 x 12 x 51 (wxdxh cms)