Carved Teak Door Mirror From Andhra Pradesh - 19th Century Bandhani Silk Scarves Production of these figurines began

Production of these figurines began in the mid 19th century with an example from 1965 on display in the V&A museum

Typically left unadorned

The painting depicts a the cintamani (wish granting jewels) in the center which represent wisdom

This elegant oval brass paandan box dates to the early 20th century and was traditionally used for storing paan leaves and the ingredients required for preparing betel quid throughout India

It has been ornately carved in the traditional Mughal style

Carved Teak Door Mirror From Andhra Pradesh - 19th Century Bandhani Silk Scarves Production of these figurines beganThis ornately carved teak mirror is made from an original Indian door from Andhra Pradesh. It still has remnants of old paint The door frame dates to the 19th century and has been adapted and fitted with modern mirror glass. As these doors are reclaimed from buildings they're also environmentally friendly. This mirror is designed to be hung portrait or used as a leaner mirror. This heavy mirror should be securely fixed to the wall. Brackets for wall