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betelnut cutters to name but a few examples
which although faded are still visible
Unframed Japanese Woodblock Print Ca 1848 - 1920 Kunisada III
In it's centre is a dragon which represents various phases of the equinox as well as as being a symbol of heaven and the power of spring
a town in Northern Rajasthan
Carved Teak Majus Dowry Chest From Saurashtra - 19thC Period - Taishō betelnut cutters to name butThis style of Indian dowry chest is known as a Majus. Identifiable from the chip carved geometric designs, horse brackets and splayed legs, this piece is from Saurashtra in Gujarat. The front of this beautiful chest has been chip carved in the traditional style. It has two horse heads adorning each corner and seated figures perched on each front leg. A central door opens to reveal a large interior storage space. Traditionally the brides family had to
