Indian Door Mirror From Shekhawati - 19th Century Material - Glass Simpler in design than Rajasthani

Simpler in design than Rajasthani lacquer pots they utilise the same red lacquer found on Chinese cabinets

It dates from the Qing dynasty (1644 to 1912) and is constructed from cypress wood (baimu)

Old coat hooks with traces of original paintwork

retaining its original brass corner mounts

This style of kitchen cabinet's defining characteristic is latticework on the doors which allows for airflow in and out of the cabinet and gives them a completely unique look

Indian Door Mirror From Shekhawati - 19th Century Material - Glass Simpler in design than RajasthaniThis pretty carved mirror is made from an original Shekhawati roheda door frame. Shekhawati is a desert region in Rajasthan well known for its excellent quality of Mughal carving. This door frame date to the 19th century and have been adapted and fitted with modern mirror glass. As they are reclaimed from buildings they're also environmentally friendly. This mirror is designed to be hung portrait and comes ready fitted with sturdy hangers. From India