Mihrab Mirror Made From Old Teak Origin - UK it was traditionally used to

it was traditionally used to store red kumkum powder for creating the sacred forehead mark—the tika or bindi—that symbolises the Hindu third eye and spiritual protection

The cabinet opens to reveal an arrangement of drawers

The triptych depicts actors (from left to right) Sawamura Tosshô I as Saitô Ryûkô

rosewood or jackfruit wood and were used for storing valuables such as textiles

Condition: Good vintage condition with age-related wear

Mihrab Mirror Made From Old Teak Origin - UK it was traditionally used toThis pretty mihrab mirror would look great in a small room or in a group as wall art. These charming mirrors are made from old teak panels with a distressed paint finish. This classic Mughal design is seen throughout Northern India. Perfect for a bathroom or to add a splash of excitement to a decorative wall. Dimensions: 35 x 4. 5 x 61. 5 (wxdxh cms) From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 15 More delivery options available at checkout