Carved Teak Indian Dowry Chest Majus - 19thC Necklaces Over 150 years old and

Over 150 years old and made in the first half of the 19th century

Materials: Hand-thrown porcelain with yaobian (flambé) glaze

Deodar cedar grows in the higher altitude areas of India and is rarely found outside the Himalayan mountain range

their honest craftsmanship and sculptural simplicity make them highly sought-after decorative pieces

Carved Teak Indian Dowry Chest Majus - 19thC Necklaces Over 150 years old andThe traditional name for these Indian chests is 'majus' they are found mostly in Rajasthan & Gujarat in North India. The front is beautifully chip carved in the traditional style with floral & geometrics chip carved motifs. It is adorned with horse brackets as is classical of the style making it a dramatic piece. Although the front is original, the sloping top, sides, and back have been replaced during this piece's lifetime which is reflected in the