Blue & White Porcelain Temple Jar - Double Happiness Design Bedside Cabinets The below photograph shows a

The below photograph shows a similar jharokha in Kuldhara Village near Jaisalmer to demonstrate how these pieces of art were used

This piece dates from the 19th Century Lacquer boxes are commonly used in Rajasthan and Gujarat for storing jewellery or bindi (the red powder that Indian ladies apply to the forehead)

Raised on a slender

They're often made up of deep earthy colours and often include columns and geometric shapes in their design

- Suitable for dry clean only

Blue & White Porcelain Temple Jar - Double Happiness Design Bedside Cabinets The below photograph shows aThis beautiful temple jar is hand made and hand painted in small workshops in Jingdezhen which is still the centre for the best quality porcelain. During the Ming dynasty, the Emperor set up his famous imperial kilns. This design is inspired by an important 14th century, Yuan style jar found in The Museum of Oriental Ceramics in Osaka, Japan. It is hand painted by skilled artists using traditional techniques learned from their families and passed down