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Painted Indian Mirror - 19thC (72 x 147cm) Anglo Indian It would originally have been

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It would originally have been used for the storage of books

it evokes ancient Indian beliefs in the Hindu lion god Narasimha

the endless knot symbolizes the infinite wisdom of the Buddha

this tansu would have been the collaborative work of three specialists: a carpenter

two hinged doors below a twin scroll and scallop shell pediment

Painted Indian Mirror - 19thC (72 x 147cm) Anglo Indian It would originally have beenThis truly unique mirror has been made from a 19th century carved and painted teak wall niche. There's a beautiful juxtaposition cast between the pastel tones of the old paint still layered over the original carving giving a rustic aged feel. This came from Madhya Pradesh just south of Rajasthan. It is one of an almost identical pair. From India 72 x 14 x 147 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 40 More delivery options available

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