Blue Painted Slatted Shelf From Rajasthan - Ca 1930 Anglo Indian Two strong hangers are attached

Two strong hangers are attached for wall hanging but it could also be used freestanding on a sturdy shelf or embedded within a wall

The paraths are carved from a single piece of timber and are usually made from teak or acacia wood - our old parath bowls have a wonderful patina which comes from frequent use over many years

56 x 38 x 85 (wxdxh cms)

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Blue Painted Slatted Shelf From Rajasthan - Ca 1930 Anglo Indian Two strong hangers are attachedThis Anglo Indian teak shelving unit dates to the late Raj period, circa 1930s, and is a particularly attractive variation on the classic colonial open shelf. Crafted from solid teak, it retains its original blue painted finish, now softly weathered and beautifully worn with age. Layers of fading colour and natural paint loss reveal the timber beneath, creating an authentic patina that speaks to decades of practical use. The design is both sturdy and