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Teak Temple Door From Kota - 18th Century Stools & Benches It has three large drawers

SKU 45551498648
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USD975.00 USD1014.00

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Description

It has three large drawers running along the top and two smaller ones on either side of the main doors

internal drawers and shelving

This beautifully patinated teak mirror was made by the Bhil tribe in Banswara

115 x 3 x 131 (wxdxh cms)

the panel is centred around a deeply recessed shrine-like opening framed by a series of stepped Mughal-inspired arches

Teak Temple Door From Kota - 18th Century Stools & Benches It has three large drawersThis remarkable 18th century teak temple door from Kota, Rajasthan, is a striking example of northern Indian architectural craftsmanship. Rather than functioning as a pierced jali screen, the door is constructed with an extraordinarily intricate geometric lattice applied over a solid timber backing, creating a richly textured surface of depth and shadow. The complex interlocking pattern is formed from hundreds of individually shaped teak elements,

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