Painted Indian Window From Bikaner - 19th Century Origin - Japan For a similar cabinet see

For a similar cabinet see Wooden Wonders: Tibetan Furniture in Secular and Religious Life by Kamansky - Fig 122

This striking mirror has been crafted from an original 19th century Indian fanlight window frame from Gujarat

The front of this cabinet is a dark lacquered veneer rosewood (on a pine frame) which is incredibly unusual to see on a Korean jang cabinet

it was carved from a single piece of hardwood using traditional tools

Ganga Jumna holy water vessels were

Painted Indian Window From Bikaner - 19th Century Origin - Japan For a similar cabinet seeThis beautiful 19th century window shutter comes from Bikaner in Rajasthan, known for its exquisite paintings on boxes and building interiors. The rich red background is adorned with four vibrant floral displays, featuring the recognizable greens, reds, and yellows commonly seen in Bikaner paintwork. Architecture from India is found in an extraordinary variety of styles reflecting the many cultures that inhabit India. Supplied with sturdy hangers on