Carved Stone Lamp Niche From Dungarpur - 18th Century Origin - Japan The front is decorated with

The front is decorated with intricate brass inlaid wirework forming geometric borders and stylised motifs characteristic of traditional Burmese design framed by brass corner mounts and strapping

Crafted using the dhokra or lost wax technique

the design is both light and balanced while remaining sturdy and functional

Carved Teak Peacock Panel €“ most likely from a lintel over a window -19thC

Dating from the 18th century is painted in the Jangali  Sunthari style

Carved Stone Lamp Niche From Dungarpur - 18th Century Origin - Japan The front is decorated withThese Indian lamp niches are hand carved from the local Dungarpur greenstone, they were normally used beside doorways with oil lamps or candles. These niches date to the 18th century and are from Dungarpur in Southern Rajasthan. Even without candles they look very decorative on a wall or to light a garden pathway at night. They can also be hung or embedded into a wall. Specifications: Suitable for indoor and outdoor use