Vintage Dhokra Tribal Brass Tribal Horse - Ca 1960 Period - Early 20th Century A stylised peacock rises proudly

A stylised peacock rises proudly from the rear of the reservoir

this style of chest was likely made in Kutch in Gujarat

This reference highlights the enduring importance of Urlis in Indian culinary and cultural traditions

Scholars Desk from Shanxi Province - dating from the 19th century

This very dramatic Mirror is carved from Mango wood

Vintage Dhokra Tribal Brass Tribal Horse - Ca 1960 Period - Early 20th Century A stylised peacock rises proudlyThis stunning horse has been created using the 'lost wax technique'. A unique piece with a lot of character. The casting is made using the traditional Dokra technique. Dokra Damar tribes are the traditional metalsmiths of West Bengal. Their technique of lost wax casting is named after their tribe. The tribe can be found across India extending from Bihar to West Bengal and Orissa. Dokra also spelt Dhokra, is a brass or bronze casting made using the