Carved Teak Harpa Box From Southern Rajasthan - Ca 1920's Chest but it is not surprising

but it is not surprising for glass that has survived around100yrs

91 x 31 x 153 (w x d x h cms)

1988 by Craig Clunas

celebrating both craftsmanship and cultural heritage

It is one piece and cannot be disassembled so please consider access to your property

Carved Teak Harpa Box From Southern Rajasthan - Ca 1920's Chest but it is not surprisingThis Indian harpa box is made from hand carved teak wood. It's from the border areas of Southern Rajasthan and Northern Gujarat. These boxes were multifunctional and often used as spice or masala boxes. They were also used for lime or betel nut storage and occasionally used in the markets as a cashbox. A similar example can be seen in "Folk Art & Culture of Gujarat: A Guide to the Collection of the Shreyas Folk Museum of Gujarat" by Jyotindra Jain