Jaipur School Painting Of Krishna & The Gopis - 19th Century Material - Jichimu This particular rug is from

This particular rug is from around the 1940s and has been very well cared for

and patinated brass gives this piece wonderful depth and character

Drawers: Three aligned drawers with iron pulls

A bronze puja bell 90-120 years old that would have been used while performing puja (Hindu prayers) all over India in both homes and in temples

This style of painted red leather chest was made in Canton for the French export market

Jaipur School Painting Of Krishna & The Gopis - 19th Century Material - Jichimu This particular rug is fromThis old Indian watercolour depicts Krishna & Radha standing on a lotus leaf flanked by The Gopis and their cow. The painting is excellent condition and in an old gilt frame. The style is of the Jaipur School of painting. Krishna & Radha's story of eternal love is a deeply popular theme in Indian paintings. Often called 'Radha Krishna', it is a romantic tale depicting the beauty of romantic and physical love. Radha was already married and they engaged