Old Indian Stone Jali Work Window From Rajasthan - 18thC Style - Yuhuchunping Vase The rim is formed in

The rim is formed in the shape of a yoni

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An appetite for Japonisme seized the West and as the foreign market grew the Meiji government actively promoted and funded the production and export of Japonisme work

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The orange glaze is a classic Kangxi design and here depicts a floral design with bats on the lid

Old Indian Stone Jali Work Window From Rajasthan - 18thC Style - Yuhuchunping Vase The rim is formed inThese antique stone jali (or jaali) panels would have come from stone havelis, the stylish homes of the wealthy. A truly unique piece of art, this floral starburst antique stone jali panel dates from the 18th century and is hand carved. It has clear Mughal influences and is constructed from the more premium yellow stone. The design of these windows was such that they gave privacy to purdah conscious Rajasthani women while allowing a cooling breeze to