Indian Door & Frame From Himachal Pradesh - 19th Century Origin - Mongolia This style of cabinet became

This style of cabinet became popular in Gansu towards the end of the 19th century and the latter part of the Qing Dynasty

This very decorative triple arch window was part an inner courtyard balcony

101 x 8 x 160 (wxdxh cms)

top & back of the cabinet have a chip carved repeating mon pattern

This Indian 19th century cauldron is called an urli ( ഉരുളി )

Indian Door & Frame From Himachal Pradesh - 19th Century Origin - Mongolia This style of cabinet becameThis intricately carved architectural doorway from Himachal Pradesh, Northern India, dates to the 19th century and reflects strong Mughal artistic influence. Handcrafted from dense, aged teak, the twin doors are deeply set within a robust frame, their surfaces adorned with geometric squares and fine metalwork. A frieze of carved floral motifs runs the full border, and a rare figurative panel depicting three figures crowns the lintel. Traditional