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The carving is of excellent quality and similar examples can be found in museums
where the horse traditionally symbolised strength
The frame is made from the highest quality zelkova (Japanese red elm) wood
and a by-product of the fruit industry
Once the ornate window frame of a wealthy haveli in Madhya Pradesh
Carved Tribal Cedar Chest From The Kulu Valley - Ca 1920 Material - Zelkova Wood The carving is of excellentThese Himalayan cedar wood chests come from the Kulu valley in Himachal Pradesh and were used for storage. This piece dates to the early 20th century, circa 1920. They are hewn from cedar wood which is roughly cut into planks with an adze. It is then assembled using wooden pegs. The front is often chip carved with designs that have been used for centuries. Here, a stylised lotus can be seen carved into the front, a symbol of fertility and longevity in
