Old Teak Mortar From Rajasthan - 19th Century Ancestor Figures later converted

later converted

while their cultural significance gives them added depth as collectable pieces of Indian domestic heritage

51 x 40 x 73 (wxdxh cms)

his right hand  is extended in Bhumisparsha mudra

This beautiful design uses the 'Itajime' Shibori technique to create the cross repeat which is then digitally printed onto gorgeous soft pile velvet

Old Teak Mortar From Rajasthan - 19th Century Ancestor Figures later convertedThis Indian mortar comes from Rajasthan, it was used for pounding millet the staple food of the region. It is carved from a single piece of teak wood and was made in the 19th century. It would be most suited as a plant stand for your favourite crawler. Passed down the family from one generation to another, it is now beautifully patinated by years of continual use. This can be used as a side table with a glass top. A 5mm toughened glass top can be