Indian Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Vintage Throws This vase is almost certainly

This vase is almost certainly a copy of a Ming dynasty vase found at the Nanjing Museum: Pottery & Porcelain

where a cord or woollen thread would once have been passed so the amulet could be worn openly on the chest during daily life

Materials: Nickel-Plated Brass

The name 'Famille Rose' translates from French into 'Rose Family'

Materials: Reclaimed Roheda Wood (Desert Teak)

Indian Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Vintage Throws This vase is almost certainlyThese beautifully carved teak dog gates originate from Gujarat and were traditionally placed in front of the main entrance doors of havelis to keep animals out while allowing airflow and visibility. Made from richly patinated teak wood, they feature elegant hand carved floral motifs at the top and striking sunburst panels at the base a design symbolic of energy and protection in Indian decorative arts. With their graceful curved tops and original iron