Reproduction Painted Tiger Doors From Qinghai Wool Lacquer pots such as this

Lacquer pots such as this were traditionally used in Rajasthan and Gujarat to store jewellery or bindi powder — the red pigment worn on the forehead

Sarong or sarung denotes the lower garment worn by Southeast Asian men and women which is stitched at the narrower edges to form a tube

These exquisitely painted Indian doors are from the town of Bikaner in Rajasthan which is famous for its fine painting of both buildings and boxes

with its scalloped cusps and graceful inward curves—an architectural form long associated with Rajasthani havelis and North Indian palace design

producing the brilliant white body and rich blue decoration for which Jingdezhen porcelain is renowned

Reproduction Painted Tiger Doors From Qinghai Wool Lacquer pots such as thisThese unique door panels boast a modern painted design on traditional doors. The prominent tiger, set against a rich red backdrop, creates a stunning contrast. While they can serve as distinctive wall art, they can also be transformed into functional doors. These two doors are designed to open centrally, however, can be customised to work on a sliding system. We can also assist you with choosing the right hinges and supply them at a small extra cost.