Painted Doors From Gujarat - 18thC Toys pulses and other dry goods

pulses and other dry goods

Series: Hyakunin Isshu no Uchi (One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets

Tibetan altar cabinets became more prominently used in Tibet from the 19th century onwards - Before this

Materials: 40% Silk

These milk pots would have been essential day to day items in people's lives

Painted Doors From Gujarat - 18thC Toys pulses and other dry goodsThis beautifully painted Indian door is from Gujarat. Its carvings and jali panels show a strong Mughal influence. The studding on the doors and yellow, red paint tell a story of the ages. This would look equally good hung on a wall as it would free standing, therefore the iron mounts at the bottom can be removed on request. Height including stand: 187 cm