Brass Bound Rosewood Jewellery Box From Kerala - 18th Century Material - Cryptomeria they would have been constructed

they would have been constructed in Rajasthan over one hundred years ago

and two lower drawers that complete its balanced architectural form

resulting in a timeless textile that combines comfort

It has the original painted drawer labels naming the various natural minerals and herbs that were mixed by the practitioner for each patient

Brass Bound Rosewood Jewellery Box From Kerala - 18th Century Material - Cryptomeria they would have been constructedThis fine brass bound rosewood jewellery box dates from the Mughal period, circa 18th century, and originates from Kerala, South India. Crafted from richly grained rosewood and reinforced with brass bindings, it reflects the refined craftsmanship of the time while offering both strength and elegance. The top is beautifully decorated with brass strapping framed by foliate engraving, while the panelled sides feature recessed mouldings and brass fittings