Celadon Porcelain Rice Bowl Amulets This striking 19th century Indian

This striking 19th century Indian chakki table is a superb example of traditional village craftsmanship

Two strong hangers are attached for wall hanging but it could also be used freestanding on a sturdy shelf or embedded within a wall

Mughal style carved Marble Plate from Rajasthan

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This intricately hand-carved architectural lintel was salvaged from a building in Gujarat

Celadon Porcelain Rice Bowl Amulets This striking 19th century IndianFine Glazed Celadon Porcelain Rice Bowl in a delicate shade of jade green. This bowl is hand made on the potters wheel in the traditional way. Although not an antique, it is a fine example of the longevity of traditional crafts. Each one is unique and would make a perfect gift. The origins of Celadon began at the end of the Han Dynasty (206 BC 220AD) but it wasnt until the Jin Dynasty (265 420) that the creation of celadon excelled as an art form.