Carved Knife & Holder From The Terai - 19th Century Dhokra Work This late 19th century carved

This late 19th century carved teak votive panel originates from Andhra Pradesh in South India and was traditionally made by tribal artisans to adorn the walls of village huts and small domestic shrines

a practical design that has stood the test of time

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they offer both decorative beauty and a nod to Rajasthan's enduring heritage

flared rim

Carved Knife & Holder From The Terai - 19th Century Dhokra Work This late 19th century carvedThis rare 19th century grass cutting knife from the Terai region of Nepal is a wonderful example of how everyday village tools were elevated through skilled craftsmanship. Made for practical agricultural use, the curved iron blade was designed for cutting grasses and vegetation, while the accompanying teak wood sheath provided protection when not in use. What makes this piece particularly special is the beautifully hand carved holder. Decorated with