Pink Painted Teak Door From Gujarat - 18th Century Material - Elm (Reclaimed) Bleached by years in the

Bleached by years in the hot Indian sun these shutters would make an interesting piece of wall art

Rajasthan was the center of several great schools of painting during the Mughal era

the design is inspired by the celebrated blue and white porcelains of the Ming dynasty

Ideal for use in a hallway where it can be frequently admired

The word 'suzani' derives from the Farsi word for 'needle' and involves highly skilled wonderful silk embroidery

Pink Painted Teak Door From Gujarat - 18th Century Material - Elm (Reclaimed) Bleached by years in theThese beautifully carved 18th century painted teak doors have been salvaged from an old building in Gujarat. This is an excellent and high quality example of Gujarati craftsmanship in the 18th century and really illustrates the wealth and craftsmanship which was found in India during this era. These doors would have originally been used as the front door of a wealthy merchant's home. They are saved from buildings in India that have fallen into a state