Original Framed Indian Watercolour Of Krishna And Radha - Ca 1900 Material - Copper Jharokha were built into the

Jharokha were built into the fabric of buildings and gave privacy while allowing a cooling breeze to enter the building

Frame: 23 x 1

and fading to evoke the character of older ceremonial pieces

This finely crafted Panch Patra holy water pot is made from a traditional Ganga Jumna alloy of copper and brass

This beautiful mirror is made from an original Indian fanlight window frame - from Gujarat - 19thC

Original Framed Indian Watercolour Of Krishna And Radha - Ca 1900 Material - Copper Jharokha were built into theThis charming watercolour depicts Krishna with Radha in a mountainous landscape sheltering from the rain under a dramatic sky. Krishna, instantly recognisable by his blue skin, is followed by a herd of sacred cows. This piece is from the Rajasthani school of painting (Kishangarh style) Supplied in its original distressed gilt frame, with some chipping on the bottom edge, right corner & top left corner. Dimensions: 18. 5 x 2 x 25. 75 (wxdxh cms) From