White Painted Jali Doors From Gujarat - 19th Century Wardrobes or Dabba are a traditional

or Dabba are a traditional Indian style of lunch box were used for carrying small snacks & meals

with the mold destroyed after every casting

typical of India’s rural folk carving traditions

The front is chip carved in the traditional style with painted paneling

we love this painted jewelry hut box which has been faithfully created in the traditional Rajasthani style depicting a maharaja & maharani

White Painted Jali Doors From Gujarat - 19th Century Wardrobes or Dabba are a traditionalThese antique Indian doors from Gujarat are painted with pastel pigments. The window panels are jali work (also called jaali), constructed from delicately wrought iron forming a latticework pattern. The word jali is often incorrectly conflated with jails to which there is no connection. These teak wood jali doors are one of a set and have layers of pastel piments that have worn in certain areas layers giving it a 'distressed' feel. It would look