Carved Teak Window Mirror From Punjab - 18th Century Finish - Burgundy Lacquer The four vividly painted figures

The four vividly painted figures have a distinctly European appearance

Kelim rugs are very hardwearing as they are made using a high durability wool

or humped Indian bull would have been an important part of daily ritual for a Gond (Kondh or Khond) family

highlighting the crisp carving and natural grain of the wood

Buddha sits atop a decorated lotus throne with a serene expression and meditative downcast eyes

Carved Teak Window Mirror From Punjab - 18th Century Finish - Burgundy Lacquer The four vividly painted figuresThis exquisite Indian mirror has been created from an old sun bleached window from Punjab. The quality of carving on this particular mirror is of exceptional quality. In order for rosewood to bleach like this, it takes considerable time, making this window 18th century or earlier. It has been ornately carved in the traditional Mughal style and has aged beautifully. The mihrab arch is carved with delicate flowering peonies and the top panel features an