Early 19th Century Indian Wooden Window Frame (2) Decorative The vast majority of these

The vast majority of these bottles are crafted from kiln-fired clay

Throughout this textile you may notice the sashiko running stitch which anchors the added patchwork mirroring a purely utilitarian purpose rather than decorative intension

This gorgeous shrine will have been used to house the family's favourite deity in a Hindu household

dating back to the Song dynasty (960-1279 AD)

This specific box has 5 compartments and a cubed shape to with hand carvings throughout

Early 19th Century Indian Wooden Window Frame (2) Decorative The vast majority of theseThis beautiful Indian window originated in Rajasthan, within the early 19th century. The wood has been hand painted a lovely red colour but also showcases specks of blue paint too, giving it a rustic feel. The handmade metal lattice in the centre gave the perfect duality of security and relaxation, as it allowed air flow throughout the home, whilst being quite impenetrable. This window also has a line of unique circle carvings down one side. Nowadays,