Exceptionally Good Brass Chapati Box - 19th Century Material - Paulownia Wood paint loss

paint loss

Ideal as a sculptural accent on a console

Standing in a serene posture with hands held in prayer (añjali mudrā)

This one is constructed from elm wood and is originally from the early 1900's

A Beautifully Painted Teak Jewellery Box From Rajasthan -19thC

Exceptionally Good Brass Chapati Box - 19th Century Material - Paulownia Wood paint lossThis antique brass chapati box dates to the 19th century and originates from Rajasthan in Northern India, where such vessels were traditionally used for storing and transporting chapatis and naan bread. Everyday objects like these formed an essential part of domestic life and were valued for both their practicality and durability. Over time, they developed the beautifully worn patina that makes old Indian brassware so desirable today. Handcrafted from