Teak Seed Drill From Madhya Pradesh - 19th Century Soft Furnishing Traditionally used for storing and

Traditionally used for storing and carrying water

This is a high quality reproduction piece cast in brass and made using the same techniques

The doors are beautifully carved from the very hardwearing jackfruit wood

This elegant mirror is made from an original Indian fanlight window frame that has been salvaged from an old building falling into disrepair

the doors have been modified as this chest originally would have been top opening

Teak Seed Drill From Madhya Pradesh - 19th Century Soft Furnishing Traditionally used for storing andThis beautifully carved antique Indian seed drill, known in Gujarat as an orani (), is a striking example of rural craftsmanship elevated through decorative artistry. Dating to the 19th or early 20th century, it was originally used to sow seeds evenly across cultivated fields, drawn by oxen and guiding grain through its carved channels into the soil. Over generations of practical use, the hardwood has developed a rich, glossy patina, with softened