Large Blue & White Porcelain Planter - Dragon Material - Chicken Wing Wood The doors themselves are 19th

The doors themselves are 19th century from Rajasthan and they have been mounted on an optional iron stand

This expressive 19th-century carved teak Gangaur figure comes from Jodhpur and represents a traditional female form associated with the Rajasthani spring festival honouring Gauri

which has been considered a sacred stone in China since pre-history

made from reclaimed timber with natural grain variation and character

where families gathered around simple tables whilst seated on stools or benches

Large Blue & White Porcelain Planter - Dragon Material - Chicken Wing Wood The doors themselves are 19thThis striking blue and white porcelain planter is decorated with powerful dragons coiling amongst swirling clouds in pursuit of sacred flaming pearls. In Chinese culture, the dragon is an auspicious symbol associated with strength, wisdom, prosperity and imperial authority. Traditionally believed to command water, rain and storms, it was regarded as a benevolent force capable of bringing abundance and good fortune. The finely painted dragons are