Indian Almirah Cabinet From Saurashtra - 19th Century Takhat Tables is carefully handcrafted in the

is carefully handcrafted in the traditional style featuring scrolling floral vines

elephant-headed god who is lovingly worshipped and revered by millions of Hindus worldwide

Use: Originally Agricultural Seed Drill (Orani)

the panel showcases a series of hand-carved elephants and floral scrollwork framing a central kalaśa inviting prosperity

these old iron drums have been recycled and repainted in the typical Rajasthani style with floral patterns

Indian Almirah Cabinet From Saurashtra - 19th Century Takhat Tables is carefully handcrafted in theThis exceptional sunburst carved almirah cabinet would be difficult to find in India now. We purchased this almirah back from a keen eyed customer looking to downsize. It dates to the 19th century and hails from Saurashtra, Gujarat in western India. The frame is crafted from richly aged solid teak, but the unique two tone features are achieved by its four deeply carved panels, and two drawers, crafted in solid carved rosewood. Unlike many traditional