Carved Teak Mirror From Banswara - 19th Century Pillars this form was a decorative

this form was a decorative emblem popular among merchant chests of the Meiji era

There is a single shelf inside and a concealed compartment in the base with a lifting lid

Beneath the diagram is a winged celestial face surrounded by handwritten script

It can be worn over a swimsuit as a sarong in the summer or as a refined finishing layer for evening wear

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Carved Teak Mirror From Banswara - 19th Century Pillars this form was a decorativeThis charming small Indian mirror is typical of the tribal artwork of Banswara in Southern Rajasthan. The area is predominantly populated with Bhil ethnic tribes with their own distinct design styles. Themes include strong geometric carvings around the frame and the prominent use of horse heads. This piece has a small shelf at the base. It can be easily mounted on a wall or can be left freestanding on a table or shelf. Please let us know if you would