Indian Tribal Elephant Figurine - 19th Century Material - Zinc the clay is broken to

the clay is broken to reveal a finished bowl

This glazed white porcelain ewer is a copy of an iconic piece of Northern Song Dynasty (960-1126) ware

Tea chests were made from fine wood and took pride of place in a Japanese home

Additional Information: Drainage holes can be added to the base free of charge upon request

Rajasthan is known locally as a jharokha or jharoka

Indian Tribal Elephant Figurine - 19th Century Material - Zinc the clay is broken toThis antique hand carved wooden elephant from India is crafted from solid teak. The figure is richly detailed with geometric star and floral patterns and is likely from the Banswara region of South Rajasthan. The blue tikka on the forehead suggests this was used for daily puja. Originally this statue would have had wheels which can be seen from the two holes in the base. Elephants hold deep cultural significance in Indian tradition, symbolising