These were originally used as daybeds by the wealthy merchant classes in Rajasthan - particularly the Shekavati area
This exquisite Indian archway is from Kutch and painted with beautiful pastel tones
This beautifully crafted regency style mirror has been covered in hand beaten sterling silver and mounted on a finely carved teakwood frame
This 19th century Indian window shutter is hand-painted with Radha and Krishna
What is particularly interesting is the presence of glass hanging handi lanterns above their heads
Ancestor Painting of a Male Official - Watercolour on Silk - 19th Century Chakki Tables These were originally used asThis refined Chinese ink and colour painting on silk depicts a male court official dressed in flowing ceremonial robes, rendered with calm authority and elegant restraint. The figure stands upon a low platform, his robes softly articulated through confident, fluid brushwork, while subtle detailing to the belt and sleeves conveys rank and refinement. Executed in a restrained palette, the composition exemplifies the literati tradition, where line,