Old Teak Indian Window Mirror From Andhra Pradesh - 19thC (93 x 145cm) Clothing Larger Tibetan prayer tables like

Larger Tibetan prayer tables like this are sometimes called chog tri when used as offering tables and were often associated with high lamas and people of importance

141 x 0 x 210 (w x d x h cms)

a lac stick is pressed against the surface

Northern Chinese terracotta is frost hardy - winter in North China drops to -20 Celsius Dismantles for shipping - Circa 100 yrs old

These Indian brass boxes were used for storage of paan leaves and are often called pandan boxes

Old Teak Indian Window Mirror From Andhra Pradesh - 19thC (93 x 145cm) Clothing Larger Tibetan prayer tables likeThis beautifully carved teak window from Andhra Pradesh has been transformed into a unique mirror that would make a stunning addition to any room in your home. The quality of carving is particularly excellent and of a quality that is becoming difficult to source. The carved frame is in the classic Mughal arch style found in Andhra Pradesh. You can see the remains of pitch, a tarlike substance used to protect against adverse weather. Sturdy hangers