Indian Tobacco & Opium Container - 19th Century Material - Kiri Wood This piece dates to the

This piece dates to the 19th century and has been beautifully constructed using teakwood which has developed a great patina with age

almost contemporary feel which was so popular the design has changed very little since the Ming (1368 - 1644) and Qing (1644 - 1911) dynasties

hallway cupboard or compact sideboard

Effortlessly add a pop of colour to any space

Each suzani is hand stitched and completely unique

Indian Tobacco & Opium Container - 19th Century Material - Kiri Wood This piece dates to theThis style of pot was used for tobacco and opium. These pots were in constant use. This piece dates to the 19th century and has been beautifully constructed using roheda wood and brass. The tradition of growing and taking opium in Rajasthan has existed for centuries and to some extent it is still used today during rituals and festivals. Opium boxes were owned by wealthy Marwari merchants and caravan traders across Rajasthan. Opium consumption in