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Old Window Painted Nandi Shutter With Later Painting Lembata pearls and emeralds

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pearls and emeralds

and the style was first seen in the Ming dynasty (1368 to 1644)

This exceptional Burmese sadaik manuscript chest dates to around 1900

Lamps like these are used in a family shrine or Hindu temple

the copper used to produce the rich raspberry red tones is difficult to control often turning grey or colourless if not handled by an experienced potter

Old Window Painted Nandi Shutter With Later Painting Lembata pearls and emeraldsOriginally crafted as a 19th century window shutter, this striking wall art features later additions of four Nandi bulls framed by a Mughal arch. The composition is completed with delicate pink lotus flowers set against a rich green backdrop, showcasing a unique blend of historical function and artistic detail. The Nandi is a symbol of the Hindu god, Lord Shiva, and cows and bulls still wander the streets of India to this day. Supplied with sturdy

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