Carved Teak Window Mirror From Maharashtra - 19th Century Style - Huluping 'Double Gourd' Vase This lovely low lacquered chair

This lovely low lacquered chair is known as a pidha chair (low chair)

These decorative Indian bowls are carved in the shape of a heart

it is made from reclaimed wood which is salvaged from old buildings

these very decorative betel nut cutters were used in the preparation of Paan  A utility item

At once nostalgic and enduring

Carved Teak Window Mirror From Maharashtra - 19th Century Style - Huluping 'Double Gourd' Vase This lovely low lacquered chairThis beautifully carved Indian teak window frame has been transformed into a unique mirror that would make a stunning addition to any room in your home. This style of window is found mostly in Maharashtra in central India. This window dates to the 19th century. Deep floral and geometric patterns are elegantly carved into the frame, and the mirror itself sits in a classic Mughal arch and pillars. Indian architecture was often weatherproofed with black