Tribal Silver & Gold Bhumiya Raj Amulet - 19th Century Indo Dutch Suggested Use: Wall-mounted decorative panels

Suggested Use: Wall-mounted decorative panels for interior display

it can be styled loosely around the neck

Mongolian Cabinets were usually made from locally sourced wood

echoing the distinctive style that made Coalbrookdale benches so popular in parks and gardens throughout the British Empire

This 19th century carved teak window shutter from the Banswara tribal region of Rajasthan

Tribal Silver & Gold Bhumiya Raj Amulet - 19th Century Indo Dutch Suggested Use: Wall-mounted decorative panelsA Rajasthani tribal silver and gold amulet depicting the ghost king hero Bhumiya Raj. Bhumiya Raj was the tribal chief who died defending the village. Every village would have their own Bhumiya Raj and it is believed that he rides around the villages at night dispelling evil spirits. The single eyelet at the top allows for suspension via a cord or chain. Amulets with gold & silver and incredibly uncommon These traditional tribal silver amulets come