Painted Window Jharokha From Dungarpur - 18th Century Lamp Niches A similar example can be

A similar example can be seen in "Folk Art & Culture of Gujarat: A Guide to the Collection of the Shreyas Folk Museum of Gujarat" by Jyotindra Jain - figure 33

This carved Indian stone bowl from Jaisalmer in Rajasthan is over 100 years old and makes a perfect bird bath

Today they can be used as tea light holders or simply as a decorative ornament

practical and attractive Korean cabinet style is called ich'ung nong and can be distinguished by the two identical stacking storage units with central doors

This cabinet likely dates to the earlier part of the Meiji era

Painted Window Jharokha From Dungarpur - 18th Century Lamp Niches A similar example can beThis exquisite Indian window jharokha is from Dungarpur. The four vividly painted figures have a distinctly European appearance, as Europeans were often portrayed wearing hats. The figures are holding gulabpash, rosewater sprinklers, used to cool and refresh. The aged paint and repeating designs add depth and character to this exceptional piece. Windows like this are now rare to find in such excellent condition. Architecture from India is found in an