Carved Teak Indian Dowry Chest Majus - 19thC Cashmere architectural presence that works equally

architectural presence that works equally well in contemporary

The Nandi bull is a symbol of Lord Shiva

Thangka - Tibetan Buddhist Painting on Cloth with a silk border-  this beautiful and rare piece has the original painting and the original silk border and cover   -19thC

A highly expressive example of Bastar tribal ironwork

There is a beautiful detailing of two figures riding horses on the blue bowl towards the top

Carved Teak Indian Dowry Chest Majus - 19thC Cashmere architectural presence that works equallyThe traditional name for these Indian chests is 'majus' they are found mostly in Rajasthan & Gujarat in North India. The front is beautifully chip carved in the traditional style with floral & geometrics chip carved motifs. It is adorned with horse brackets as is classical of the style making it a dramatic piece. Although the front is original, the sloping top, sides, and back have been replaced during this piece's lifetime which is reflected in the