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Comparative Reference: Sotheby’s New York
classic Ming-style form
It is hand painted by skilled artists using traditional techniques learned from their family and passed down through generations
The word 'Buddha' translates to "one who is awake"
This old South Indian coconut grater is from the state of Chettinad and dates to the 19th century
Painted Indian Door & Frame From Gujarat - 19th Century Material - Red Elm Comparative Reference: Sotheby’s New YorkThis characterful 19th century door and frame comes from Gujarat, western India, and showcases a wonderfully timeworn patina. Constructed from aged teak, the double panelled doors retain remnants of ochre yellow and earthy red paint, giving them a warm, rustic presence. A carved floral panel above the lintel adds a decorative flourish, hinting at the skilled craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibilities of the period. The naturally distressed surface
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