Embroidered Suzani Throw (212 x 144 cm) Shelves This beautifully chip-carved merchant’s box

This beautifully chip-carved merchant’s box originates from Rajasthan and dates to the 19th century

This beautifully carved teak wood door is from a North Indian haveli

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Below the dragon is a tiger and below that there are two panels featuring details of tiger and leopard skin paintings

Embroidered Suzani Throw (212 x 144 cm) Shelves This beautifully chip-carved merchant’s boxThis hand embroidered suzani throw has been individually chosen by our buyers in Jaipur, India. Each suzani is hand stitched and completely unique. Suzanis are traditionally the work of The Uzbek people. The word 'suzani' derives from the Farsi word for 'needle' and involves highly skilled wonderful silk embroidery. Suzanis make for great bed covers, bedspreads & throws. Suzanis were traditionally made by Central Asian brides as part of their dowry