Nandi Tikka Box From Andhra Pradesh - Ca 1920's Bucket Once dried and fired

Once dried and fired

This rustic dining table is expertly crafted from old bleached elm doors that have a unique character and charm

Its unique style is only found in Shekhawati in Northern Rajasthan

The ivy kamon on the central locking bar called tsuta kamon is most often associated with the Matsunaga clan

sustainable alternative to modern lunch boxes

Nandi Tikka Box From Andhra Pradesh - Ca 1920's Bucket Once dried and firedThis antique South Indian tikka box is beautifully carved with four Nandi Bulls on each corner. The Nandi Bull is a symbol of Lord Shiva and cows are still revered and continue to wander the streets in India. Tikka boxes were used for storing the tikka, the powder used for marking the forehead of Hindus known as a tikka mark or bindi. In South India, these vessels often carried tikka ash or vibhuti which is used in the same way. Originally this piece