Carved Indian Opium Grinder (Kharal) -19thC unisex This one is made from

This one is made from Teak & Iron

serving as both a large stool and a coffee table

Available with a vintage blue painted finish or a white lime wash

The backs of the doors are plain without carving

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Carved Indian Opium Grinder (Kharal) -19thC unisex This one is made fromThis beautifully carved and patinated teak opium grinder is known locally in Rajasthan as a 'kharal'. It was made for grinding opium which would be mixed with water and poured through the spout for drinking. Probably made by a family member it is carved from a single piece of roheda wood. Roheda (Tecomella undulata) is a tree that grows in the Thar desert. It is sometimes called Marwar teak The tradition of growing and taking opium in Rajasthan and