Indian Takhat Coffee Table From Shekhawati - 19th Century Wool splitting in two

splitting in two

the teak has acquired a rich patina

It has a large interior space with a single shelf and a beautiful patina finish

Often used as family altars or to store religious scrolls

it embodies the refined artistry that captivated wealthy Georgian and American collectors in the early 19th century

Indian Takhat Coffee Table From Shekhawati - 19th Century Wool splitting in twoThis antique takhat from Shekhawati, Rajasthan, dates to the 19th century and represents the robust, architectural craftsmanship of the regions merchant homes. Originally a multifunctional daybed used for reclining or entertaining guests, it has been sympathetically adapted as a large and characterful coffee table. Constructed from roheda wood a dense, durable hardwood native to Rajasthan the piece has developed a rich, deep patina through years of