Teak Masala Box From Rajasthan - Ca 1900 Origin - Mughal It is likely that it

It is likely that it would have been recessed into a wall in a home and used for the reading of daily prayers

Honest signs of age and use only enhance its authenticity and appeal

The front is beautifully chip carved in the traditional style with floral & geometrics chip carved motifs

This beautiful painted coffee table is adorned with floral patterns inspired by the fusion of Mughal & Victorian painting from the period of the British Raj in India

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Teak Masala Box From Rajasthan - Ca 1900 Origin - Mughal It is likely that itThis beautifully hand carved wooden masala box originates from Rajasthan in northern India and dates to the 19th century. Crafted from dark hardwood, it features two interior compartments revealed by a traditional swivelling lid. The box is crowned with a sculptural horse finial a symbol of strength and vitality and decorated with carved circular flower motifs on each lid section. Used daily in Indian households, spice boxes (masala dani) were