Painted Indian Cabinet From Bikaner - 19thC Period - 19th Century These chairs were known as

These chairs were known as officials hat chairs because the shape of the back was reminiscent of an officials hat They are usually made from elm or red elm

In it's centre is a dragon which represents various phases of the equinox as well as as being a symbol of heaven and the power of spring

95 x 52 x 87 cms

Dimensions: W150 x H220 cm

There's also a handy shelf underneath for additional storage

Painted Indian Cabinet From Bikaner - 19thC Period - 19th Century These chairs were known asThis beautifully painted Indian cabinet from Bikaner is a shrine for the family's favourite gods. The red and green tones are classic colours used in Bikaner, a town in Northern Rajasthan. This cabinet is painted on the front, sides and back with traditional Rajasthani symbols and depicts four of the main Hindu gods in the front panels; Parvati, Ganesh, Hanuman, Krishna (clockwise). The floral painting on the sides and back is a classic Mughal design.