Carved Teak Window Mirror From Maharashtra - 19th Century sarong Celadon also resembles the colour

Celadon also resembles the colour of jade

Used for measuring out rice in bazaars and for cooking

it has acquired a rich

An old name is carved discreetly on one corner

This traditional Chinese elm milking stool is constructed with a thick piece of solid red elm (jumu) using traditional carpentry

Carved Teak Window Mirror From Maharashtra - 19th Century sarong Celadon also resembles the colourThis magnificent 19th century carved teak window mirror from Maharashtra, India, began life as an architectural window featuring the elegant cusped form of a classic Mughal arch. Carefully repurposed into a striking mirror, it retains its richly hand carved frame, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship of traditional Indian woodcarvers. The deep relief floral carvings, twisted columns and intricately shaped arch create a dramatic focal point, while