Carved Teak Jali Shrine Doors From Gujarat - 18th Century Option:Shutter 2 This three-legged farmer's milking stool

This three-legged farmer's milking stool from Shanxi province dates to around 1900

Our Japanese style snow lanterns are hand-carved in stone

with traces of original pitch still visible within the recesses—adding depth

crimson and deep green pigments

This painted cast brass kneeling Buddha is an authentic reproduction of traditional Buddhist statues found across south east Asia

Carved Teak Jali Shrine Doors From Gujarat - 18th Century Option:Shutter 2 This three-legged farmer's milking stoolThese beautifully carved antique Indian jali shutters come from Gujarat. They date to the 18th century and would have likely been the doors to a home temple for protecting the gods. Still covered in layers of old paint they would make a fantastic ornamental piece and can even be mounted on a wall as a piece of wall art. They are a pair but sold separately. These panels are supplied on a stand, but can be mounted on a wall or hung as functioning