Bleached Takhat From Hyderabad - 19th Century Material - Kair Wood Decorated with an unusual floral

Decorated with an unusual floral motif on the exterior with a scene of Chinese women boiling silk cocoons on the lid interior

Features: Triple Mughal arch design

This vase is hand made on the potter's wheel in the traditional way

This Indian cast bronze figure of Khandoba on horseback dates to the 18th century - possibly 17th century

bringing a rare piece of Rajasthan's vernacular craftsmanship into the home

Bleached Takhat From Hyderabad - 19th Century Material - Kair Wood Decorated with an unusual floralThis striking 19th century bleached teak takhat from Hyderabad is a superb example of traditional Indian craftsmanship, originally made as a daybed platform and now beautifully suited as a substantial coffee table. Solid and architectural in form, the takhat would have served as a central element within the home used for reclining, socialising and receiving guests reflecting its importance in domestic life. Crafted from dense teak, the apron is richly