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you can see a bar for padlocking the doors shut when leaving the home
19 x 8 x 38 (wxdxh cms)
A rare and evocative piece of South Indian folk art
The table's sculptural apron and cabriole legs are carved in dynamic scrollwork
Date: Meiji Period (1868–1912)
Lacquer Pot From Rajasthan - Ca 1920 Stools & Benches you can see a barThese carved teak wood tika boxes from the Banswara tribal region of Rajasthan are fine examples of traditional village craftsmanship. Typically carved from a single block of teak wood, each box is fitted with a domed lid topped by a small finial. The surface retains traces of its original red and yellow pigments, worn with age into a rich, textured patina. Such boxes were used to store the red powder (kumkum or sindoor) applied to the forehead as a
