Tribal Silver Ramdeoji Amulet from Rajasthan - 19th Century Wall Art The table retains exquisite hand-carved

The table retains exquisite hand-carved floral detailing along its apron

Concealed zip fastening

This style of Chinese sideboard is often referred to as an altar cabinet in The West and a lien-san (three in a row) by Chinese dealers referring to the drawer form

Construction: Traditional Chinese joinery with solid plank seat

148 x 40 x 80 (wxdxh cms)

Tribal Silver Ramdeoji Amulet from Rajasthan - 19th Century Wall Art The table retains exquisite hand-carvedA Rajasthani tribal silver amulet depicting Ramdeoji, the hero. Some call him the ghost king hero Bhumiya Raj. Bhumiya Raj was the tribal chief who died defending the village. Every village has its own Bhumiya Raj and it is believed that he rides around the villages at night dispelling evil spirits. The single eyelet at the top allows for suspension via a cord or chain. These traditional tribal silver amulets come from Rajasthan and are made by the