Carved Window Shutter From Nagaur - 19th Century Scarves The subject has become more

The subject has become more secular than religious and symbolises the union between the human soul and the divine

Carved from one piece of Granite there is considerable erosion and wear

Anglo-Burmese military chests were built to endure the demands of long-distance travel across the Indian subcontinent and Burma

This charming blue-painted teak wall cabinet dates to around 1930 and offers an elegant way to store and display your treasures

108 x 36 x 152 (wxdxh cms)

Carved Window Shutter From Nagaur - 19th Century Scarves The subject has become moreThis beautiful window shutter is from the Nagaur region of Rajasthan. Its layers of old paint give it a 'distressed' look while the starburst panels and side carvings add character. Perfect for a unique piece of wall art. Suplied with sturdy hangers.