Old Indian Doors From Rajasthan With Later Paint - 19th Century Finish - Blue Lacquer The rhythmic process of hand

The rhythmic process of hand printing has been practised across Rajasthan for centuries

while the warm brass surface has developed a rich patina through decades of use

There is an undoubted fallacy surrounding opera chests which are often said to have been used by the traveling Shanxi Opera for carrying clothes and props

you can see some original vermillion paint coming through

144 x 160 cm

Old Indian Doors From Rajasthan With Later Paint - 19th Century Finish - Blue Lacquer The rhythmic process of handThese beautiful 19th Indian Century doors have been repainted with modern Rajasthani designs which have since worn away leaving a beautiful aged appearance. The doors themselves are 19th century from Rajasthan and they have been mounted on an optional iron stand. Perfect as a free standing decorative piece or hung on a wall as a truly unique piece of wall art. Please advise whether you would like them mounted on a stand or if you require wall hangers