Painted Teak House Shrine From Patan - Early 19th Century Large Mirrors It's less common to find

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It has two simple shelves and a split glass front with a vintage-style apothecary shop logo and text

Materials: Hand-thrown and hand-painted porcelain with underglaze cobalt blue decoration

every elephant  is unique and has a distressed paint finish

a pairing long favoured across the region for its combined promise of prosperity

Painted Teak House Shrine From Patan - Early 19th Century Large Mirrors It's less common to findThis wonderfully carved Indian shrine is from Patan, Gujarat and would have been set into a wall and used to house the family's favorite deity in a Hindu or Jain household. Dating from the early 19th century, the central jali doors can be opened or closed. The traditional Mughal mihrab arch is flanked by two pillars surmounted by parrots. This house temple still has many layers of its original and earlier paint. Today, these are often used as