Indian Stone Peacock Turban Hanger - 19th Century Style - Fengweizun 'Phoenix Tail' Vases This hand-embroidered suzani throw has

This hand-embroidered suzani throw has been individually selected by our buyers in Jaipur

Boxes like this are very scarce these days as few have survived the harsh Indian climate

This rustic Chinese stool is made from a refurbished chopping block

Kubera was the Hindu god of wealth and held a feast for the Hindu pantheon of gods

meaning 'covered vessel' in Hokkien

Indian Stone Peacock Turban Hanger - 19th Century Style - Fengweizun 'Phoenix Tail' Vases This hand-embroidered suzani throw hasThese stone turban hangers (called a khunti in Hindi) have been carved in the shape of a parrot. Originating in Dungarpur, theywould have been used daily for turbans or a clothes peg. They are often seen in palaces & houses of the wealthier classes, normally plastered into the wall. Further south in Dungarpur, other animals like horses and peacock designs are found. Option 1: W22 x D6 x H25 cm Option 2: W25 x D3. 5 x H17 cm Option 3: W21 x D4 x H12 cm