Teak Cow Bell From Rajasthan - Early 20th Century Material - Celadon Salvaged from a building that

Salvaged from a building that had fallen into disrepair in the state of Gujarat

In the old days it was not common to keep all of you money in the bank so strong boxes were made bespoke

true porcelain is generally believed to have emerged during the Han Dynasty (202 BC – 220 AD)

the shutter has its original iron hinges and latch and has been conserved and restored in our UK workshops

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Teak Cow Bell From Rajasthan - Early 20th Century Material - Celadon Salvaged from a building thatAn old carved teak cow bell from Rajasthan. Wooden bells were used by Rajasthani herders and farmers for cows, goats and camels depending on the size. Carved from a single piece of wood. These bells have a simplistic rustic beauty and give out an evocative sound that takes you straight to India. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 7. 50 More delivery options available at checkout