Indian Mirror Made from Old Architectural Teak India Kali went into a bloodlust

Kali went into a bloodlust and slaughtered everything

It would look perfect with a few logs in or can be used as a planter with a plastic liner

These carved teak wood tika boxes were used for storing the red powder used for marking the forehead of Hindus known as a tika mark or bindi

and richly decorative surfaces

An antique 19th-century jackfruit wood set of doors from Kerala in South India

Indian Mirror Made from Old Architectural Teak India Kali went into a bloodlustCrafted in India from reclaimed architectural teak, from old Indian 19th century building in Gujarat. This tall mirror exudes rustic character and historic charm. The hand carved frame showcases a medley of geometric and organic motifs, likely salvaged from traditional Indian door or window surrounds. Each carving bears the marks of age and craftsmanship, creating a richly textured surface that adds soul and story to any interior. The distressed blue