Rubari Damchiya Dowry Chest - Circa 1920 Material - Sheesham Wood This is the case for

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swirling amidst stylised clouds

The term suzani comes from the Farsi word for “needle

70 x 5 x 137 (wxdxh cms)

A carved teak lemon squeezer- 19thC These were passed down the family from one generation to another

Rubari Damchiya Dowry Chest - Circa 1920 Material - Sheesham Wood This is the case forThis striking bijou dowry chest originates from the Rabari tribe of Kutch, Gujarat, and dates to around 1920. Known locally as a damchiya, this type of chest was traditionally gifted by a brides family as part of her dowry and would have once held prized possessions such as jewellery, silks, and heirlooms. Crafted from solid teak and finished in its original whitewashed paint, this piece is richly detailed with chip carved geometric patterns and inset