Carved Knife & Holder From The Terai - 19th Century Material - Porcelain which is broken once cooled

which is broken once cooled

meaning 'dog legged'

These Indian brass boxes were used for the storage of paan leaves

this elegant lidded pot is a fine example of the celebrated lacquerware produced in the border region between Rajasthan and Sindh

122 x 50 x 64 (wxdxh cms)

Carved Knife & Holder From The Terai - 19th Century Material - Porcelain which is broken once cooledThis rare 19th century grass cutting knife from the Terai region of Nepal is a wonderful example of how everyday village tools were elevated through skilled craftsmanship. Made for practical agricultural use, the curved iron blade was designed for cutting grasses and vegetation, while the accompanying teak wood sheath provided protection when not in use. What makes this piece particularly special is the beautifully hand carved holder. Decorated with