Carved Knife & Holder From The Terai - 19thC Campaign Furniture Traditionally positioned beside doorways to

Traditionally positioned beside doorways to hold small oil lamps or candles

Each vessel was central to communal cooking and ceremonial gatherings

This is a fine quality reproduction in the style of the Tang Dynasty (618 - 907AD)  Guanyin  -  The Mother Goddess

pair of fitted drawers

The style is Mughal This would look wonderful schemed into a garden design

Carved Knife & Holder From The Terai - 19thC Campaign Furniture Traditionally positioned beside doorways toLike many things in India these knife sheaths were made for a practical purpose for cutting grass in the Terai beautifully carved from teak by Nepalese craft men in the Terai 19thC Seldom used in these times of modern tools. A perfect gift for a collector of village art, each one is unique. They look wonderful displayed in a group on a wall or table. 2 Sizes available: Option 1 : Sheath Size 11. 75 dia x 3. 5 x Knife 30 cms Option 2 : Sheath Size 18.