Teak Window Shutter From Bikaner - 19th Century Candlesticks The ruyi form is integrated

The ruyi form is integrated into the negative space between each leg

lacquer worn in places of heavy contact

Smaller red lacquer side cabinets like this have become difficult to find in China as they are more practical for western homes than their larger wedding cabinet counterparts

its solid construction ensures years of use and enjoyment

The pine and willow wood is locally sourced as willow is one of the most common woods in Tibet and grows along the river banks and around the villages

Teak Window Shutter From Bikaner - 19th Century Candlesticks The ruyi form is integratedThis elegant 19th century teak window shutter from Bikaner reflects the refined architectural craftsmanship for which the historic desert city is renowned. Handcrafted from solid teak, the piece features a beautifully carved Mughal arch motif with intricate foliate detailing, framed within its original long vertical panel. The restrained carving and elongated proportions give the shutter a sculptural quality, allowing it to function equally as an