Indian Mirror Made From Reclaimed Teak - 19th Century Origin - Turkmenistan Gilt Framed Manchester Cotton Chromolithograph

Gilt Framed Manchester Cotton Chromolithograph pictorial label used for the advertisement and sale of bales of cloth and individual fabric lengths - printed on paper

This Tibetan folding choksar dates to the 19th century and has been repainted in the 20th century as is often common practice in Tibet

Each piece is individually made by hand and has its own unique character

Materials: Layered cotton cloth with hand-stitched Kantha embroidery

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Indian Mirror Made From Reclaimed Teak - 19th Century Origin - Turkmenistan Gilt Framed Manchester Cotton ChromolithographThis beautiful Indian carved teak mirror would make a stunning addition to any room in your home. Constructed from an old Indian teak architrave it is wonderfully decorative and has been reclaimed from a 19th century Indian building in Gujarat. Crenelated arches surround the mirror and two floral carvings sit in the upper corners. Old traces of paint can still be seen in some of the carvings, a reminder of the long life of this piece. Supplied with