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Teak Elephant Door Mirror From Saurashtra - 18thC (143 x 200cm) Woodblock Print divided into segments and inscribed

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Description

divided into segments and inscribed with Devanagari characters representing celestial or zodiacal associations

- Late 19thC

This old Japanese woodblock print is by woodblock print artist Toyohara Kunichika

This mirror is made using a blue painted teak door frame

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Teak Elephant Door Mirror From Saurashtra - 18thC (143 x 200cm) Woodblock Print divided into segments and inscribedThis floor standing mirror is made from an 18th century Indian door frame from Saurashtra as indicated by the style of carving. Constructed from solid teak wood with remnants of original painting it is a truly impressive centerpiece for any room. Two beautifully carved elephants sit atop the lintel. The door frame dates to the 18th century and has been adapted and fitted with modern mirror glass. Antique Indian door frames like this are reclaimed from

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