Carved Teakwood Tikka Box From Banswara - 19th Century Material - Mango Wood It is constructed from teak

It is constructed from teak wood and ornately carved

weathering and minor losses consistent with architectural use

This one is decorated with repeating geometric patterns

Multiple layers of lacquer are applied by hand by craftsmen using a lathe

Chests and trunks were used as storage in homes and monasteries

Carved Teakwood Tikka Box From Banswara - 19th Century Material - Mango Wood It is constructed from teakThis carved teak tikka box is from the tribal region of Banswara in Rajasthan. They were used as a box for tika or bindi, also known as Kumkuma the red forehead marking used by Hindus. Today, they are popular places to store trinkets or used as a desk tidy. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 7. 50 More delivery options available at checkout