Painted Indo-Portugese Reclaimed Door From Diu - 19thC Period - Meiji the teak has developed a

the teak has developed a rich

these cabinets later found their place within the home for the storage of clothing and personal possessions

this example moves beyond its original architectural role and becomes a freestanding narrative panel

Material: Reclaimed Teak Wood And Mirror Glass

This combination of practical design and refined craftsmanship gives the table a strong presence that works beautifully as a coffee table or as a statement piece at the end of a bed

Painted Indo-Portugese Reclaimed Door From Diu - 19thC Period - Meiji the teak has developed aThis lovely limed teak door has been salvaged from an old building in Diu, a coastal town in Gujarat which had a strong Portuguese presence. The Portuguese influence can be seen in the classic sunburst design on the door panels. These doors are saved from buildings in India which have fallen into a state of disrepair and are no longer in a repairable state. As with most Indian doors, they would have originally operated on a pin and post system and not