Carved Teak Mirror From Banswara Tribal Region - 19th Century Material - Pine (Reclaimed) A similar example towed by

A similar example towed by a horse can be seen at The Walters Art Museum

The lacquer is a resin made from the sap of the Rhus verniciflua tree

The style of this door shows a strong Mughal influence

this charming antique paandan makes a wonderful decorative object

It is part of a larger baradari

Carved Teak Mirror From Banswara Tribal Region - 19th Century Material - Pine (Reclaimed) A similar example towed byThis charming Indian small mirror is typical of the tribal artwork of Banswara in Southern Rajasthan. The area is prominently populated with Bhil ethnic tribes with their distinct design styles. Themes include strong geometric carvings around the frame and the prominent use of horse heads. Layers of old paint reveal a colourful and varied life. This particular piece has a small compartment at the base. This piece can be free standing or wall mounted.