Painted Indian Mirror From Bikaner - 19thC (94 x 175cm) Origin - New Guinea and patination consistent with original

and patination consistent with original use

fanlight windows were an important architectural feature in Indian homes

Originally fitted across the entrance of havelis

A fine Japanese Ryobirake Kasane Dansu from the Meiji period (1868–1912)

Torkham (or Torgam) cabinets were used to store ritual cakes or torma

Painted Indian Mirror From Bikaner - 19thC (94 x 175cm) Origin - New Guinea and patination consistent with originalThis beautifully painted simple red mirror is made from an old 19th century teak window shutter from the small town of Bikaner in Rajasthan, India. Bikaner is famous for its fine painting of both buildings and boxes. They paint in vibrant red & green tones using vermillion. Architecture from India are found in an extraordinary variety of styles reflecting the many cultures that influenced India. We most commonly purchase old doors, window shutters and