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From 1926 through his association with Watanabe Shōzaburō and other publishers
There are traces of yellow paint inside the main compartment which highlights a colourful past
A utility piece that was used daily in most households in the Kulu valley in Himachal Pradesh
Hung in a hallway
90-120 years old that would have been used while performing puja (Hindu prayers) all over India in both homes and in temples
Painted Teak Manjus Dowry Chest From Saurashtra - 19thC Material - Elm (Bleached) From 1926 through his associationOriginally a chest like this would have been given as a dowry gift. A single door opens to reveal a large internal storage area. The whole chest is supported by beautifully carved classic Mughal shaped legs and two ornately carved horses protrude from the top front corners. Dowry chests from Saurashtra and the surrounding area are also known as 'manjus'. A dowry was the traditional gift given to the groom's family to ensure the bride found a wealthy
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