Painted Radha Krishna Window Shutter - 19th Century Material - Buffalo Horn This Indian mancala board is

This Indian mancala board is from South India where it is called pallanguzhi

Its generous scale and serene patina make it a beautiful feature mirror for hallways

We've added a base in our workshop to turn it into a fantastic centerpiece ornament that would make a stunning addition to any room

this timeless shawl combines traditional textile expertise with contemporary simplicity

Condition: Excellent overall with minor wear and lacquer distressing appropriate to age

Painted Radha Krishna Window Shutter - 19th Century Material - Buffalo Horn This Indian mancala board isThis beautifully navely painted 19th century Indian window shutter depicts Radha and Krishna. These shutters would have covered a wall alcove in a wealthy household haveli and this style is usually found in Bikaner. The provincial style and unusual blue pigments chosen for the background suggest another area of Rajasthan, perhaps Phalodi or Jodhpur. Krishna & Radha represent the concept of eternal love and devotion. Both were married to another, Radha