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Areas of natural paint loss reveal the warm tones of the teak beneath
The artwork on this kodansu is of very high quality
when it was sometimes infused with bhang (a traditional cannabis preparation)
This beautifully carved teak wood door is from a North Indian haveli with later carving
This particular form was found across Gujarat and Maharashtra
Vintage Hand-loom Cotton Sash from Lembata - Circa 1970 Oriental Areas of natural paint lossThis plain weave cotton textile is handwoven in the traditional way on a loom from locally grown hand spun cotton. It's a single panel with a twisted fringe and can be used as a runner or worn as a shawl or scarf. It is initially rough to the skin but softens beautifully after a couple of wears. Dyed by hand using natural dyes in two shades of indigo using strobailanthes cusia, and a deep rust using ceriops tagal bark. The dyes are from sustainable
