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reflecting the resourcefulness and creativity of the women who made them
They have always been in very poor condition because of their age with badly damaged paint & missing brass corners
The handles are made in the warabite leech style
This piece is a faithful reproduction and is sure to brighten up any room in your home
Each candlestick retains the original hand-turned shaping of the takhat leg
Old Indian Window Mirror From Shekhawati - 19thC (50 x 80cm) Benches reflecting the resourcefulness and creativityThis beautifully carved mirror is made from an old Indian window frame from the area of Shekhawati in northern Rajasthan. Shekhawati is famed for its beautiful architecture and decorative carvings framed by lacquer beating. The mihrabs in Shekhawati have their own distinct style however you can see the influence of the Mughal style. Shekhawati architecture is often made from teak however this is made using roheda. 50 x 8 x 80 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery
