Carved Teak Window Mirror From Maharashtra - 19th Century Origin - Turkmenistan This Burmese lacquer box is

This Burmese lacquer box is typical of the style and has a base orange-red colour and is decorated with finely etched black motifs including a kunan kanbyat pattern

This style is called jali in India and the quality of these gates is particularly high with excellent carving on the crest of the gates

A "Harimazee" collaborative print between various artists

This impressive 19th century floor standing Mihrab door mirror has been created from an original architectural doorway from the Rann of Kutch

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Carved Teak Window Mirror From Maharashtra - 19th Century Origin - Turkmenistan This Burmese lacquer box isThis magnificent 19th century carved teak window mirror from Maharashtra, India, began life as an architectural window featuring the elegant cusped form of a classic Mughal arch. Carefully repurposed into a striking mirror, it retains its richly hand carved frame, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship of traditional Indian woodcarvers. The deep relief floral carvings, twisted columns and intricately shaped arch create a dramatic focal point, while