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Northern India and it dates to the 19th century
These carved teak wood tika boxes were used for storing the red powder used for marking the forehead of Hindus known as a tika mark or bindi
This piece is from the Jaipur School of painting
or incorporated into an interior design project
These headdresses were used in dancing ceremonies by the Bambara people to celebrate the efforts of their farmers
Chinese Immortal or Ancestor Figures - 19th Century Material - Catalpa Wood Northern India and it datesAncestor worship was an integral part of Chinese culture for many centuries. It played an important part in each family's clan life. Ancestor figures were cherished and honoured daily with an offering of incense. This was believed to protect the home and family members. Chinese "kin", lineage, is also known as a "clan". These are families of direct male descendants sharing the same surname. Clans are still most active in the southern and eastern
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