Large Blue Painted Mirror Made From Reclaimed Teak Desks adding character and authenticity to

adding character and authenticity to the piece

The circular body is formed from stacked wooden tiers bound with iron studs

This antique brass food caddy from northern India dates to around the 1920s and would once have been an indispensable household container

squatter leg in comparison to the more common Shekhawati takhats

it's been painstakingly restored at Indigo to its original condition whist retaining a beautiful patina

Large Blue Painted Mirror Made From Reclaimed Teak Desks adding character and authenticity toThis Indian mirror crafted from reclaimed teak features a beautifully faded blue painted finish, giving it a relaxed and timeworn character. The timber has been salvaged from older architectural elements, with layers of paint naturally worn through years of use, revealing warm tones of the wood beneath and creating a richly textured patina. The frame has a simple, clean lined profile that allows the aged paint surface and natural grain of the teak to