Majus Dowry Chest From Gujarat - Early 19th Century Origin - Miao Tribe The design shows clear influence

The design shows clear influence from Indo-Portuguese furniture traditions

it has been bleached a pleasing pale yellow by years of Thar desert sun

Materials: Roheda wood with hand-forged iron stud detailing

we believe this Japanese tansu to date from the Taishō Period which dates it to early 20th century between 1912 & 1926

This piece is a fine example of an Anglo-Burmese military chest and the perfect size for a coffee table

Majus Dowry Chest From Gujarat - Early 19th Century Origin - Miao Tribe The design shows clear influenceThis stunning old Indian majus dowry chest from Western Gujarat has been given a new lease of life in the Indigo workshop. It dates to the early 19th century has typical Sindh lacquer decoration. The area of Sindh is now in Pakistan. The front of this impressive piece is chip carved in the traditional style and displays classic Gujarati designs with floral and animal motifs. Red beading frames the panels giving it a splash of colour and the entire