Indian Stone Jali Panel From Jaiselmer - 19thC Material - Buffalo Horn true porcelain is generally believed

true porcelain is generally believed to have emerged during the Han Dynasty (202 BC–220 AD)

Paan is chewed for its stimulant and psychoactive effects and taken after meals to aid digestion

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Materials: Hand-thrown porcelain with sang de boeuf (oxblood) yaobian glaze

118 x 52 x 72 (wxdxh cms)

Indian Stone Jali Panel From Jaiselmer - 19thC Material - Buffalo Horn true porcelain is generally believedA truly unique piece of art This floral starburst antique stone jali panel dates from the 19th century and is hard carved with geometric stars and flowers. It has clear Mughal influences and a more premium Jaisalmer yellow stone These panels would have come from stone havelis, the stylish homes of the wealthy. The design of these windows was such that they gave privacy while allowing a cooling breeze to enter the building. Suitable for both indoor &