Stone Jali Panel From Jaisalmer - 19th Century (On Stand) Planters & Wastepaper Bins Steel Stirrup Inlaid with Silver

Steel Stirrup Inlaid with Silver - Tuareg - 19thC

This antique brass chapati box dates to around 1920 and would once have been used in Rajasthan for storing and transporting chapati (wheat flatbread) and naan

A similar example can be found in the British Museum dating to the 14th century

They were also used for food preparation

containing her wedding clothes

Stone Jali Panel From Jaisalmer - 19th Century (On Stand) Planters & Wastepaper Bins Steel Stirrup Inlaid with SilverThis finely carved 19th century sandstone jali panel originates from Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and reflects the refined architectural craftsmanship associated with the regions grand merchant havelis. The term jali, meaning net or lattice in Hindi, refers to the pierced stone screens traditionally used to filter strong desert sunlight, encourage airflow, and maintain privacy within interior spaces an enduring hallmark of Rajasthani architecture. Hand