Painted Teak House Shrine From Gujarat - 19th Century Material - Teak We fell in love with

We fell in love with the classic charming carved Ganesh in the edge panel which would have originally been a doorway lintle

even the impure can reach enlightenment and mental purity

creating a wonderfully textured patina that speaks to its age and history

They were likely used for clothes and utensil storage by women & servants

The cashmere comes from the changra goat capra hircus

Painted Teak House Shrine From Gujarat - 19th Century Material - Teak We fell in love withThis wonderfully carved Indian shrine would have been set into a wall and used to house the family's favorite deity in a Hindu or Jain household. A classic Mughal arch is flanked by two wonderfully carved pillars topped by parrots. Today, these are often used as decorative shelves or places to display ornaments. Wall fixtures can be supplied on request. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 40 More delivery options available at