Limed & Carved Indian Door & Frame With Parrots Origin - Tibet They also feature a useful

They also feature a useful drawer that seamlessly blends in with the overall design

it's been painstakingly restored at Indigo to its original condition whist retaining a beautiful patina

For an example of a full stacking cabinet see Lyon & Turnbull 'Five Centuries' Auction 02/09/2020 - Lot 360 and the final photograph below

A similar original example can be found at the Minneapolis Institute of Art

They are rare to find today

Limed & Carved Indian Door & Frame With Parrots Origin - Tibet They also feature a usefulThis beautifully carved teak wood door is from a North Indian haveli. It's hand carved in the classic Mughal style with a trailing acanthus design embellished with parrots. There is a traditional lime finish that accentuates the carving. It is a true statement piece. These doors are saved from buildings in India that have fallen into a state of disrepair and are no longer in a repairable state. As with most Indian doors, they would have originally