Carved Teak Majus Dowry Chest From Saurashtra - 19th Century Material - Elm (Bleached) and visibility to pass freely

and visibility to pass freely through the home

No two pieces are ever exactly alike

this unique coat hook works equally well in a hallway

These food bowls were used every day by the Konyak tribe and other Nagaland tribes for eating meals

This one has the added bonus of a drawer

Carved Teak Majus Dowry Chest From Saurashtra - 19th Century Material - Elm (Bleached) and visibility to pass freelyThis style of Indian dowry chest is known as a majus. Identifiable from the chip carved geometric designs, horse brackets and splayed legs, this piece is from Saurashtra in Gujarat and dates to the 19th century. The front of this beautiful chest has been chip carved in the traditional style with peacocks and stylised lotus flowers. It has four horse heads adorning each corner and a central door slides to the right to reveal a large interior storage