Brass Clad Sheesham Door From Shekhawati - 19th Century Material - Oak allowing its dramatic presence and

allowing its dramatic presence and material character to be fully appreciated in a contemporary interior setting

This charming brass fish is from Orissa

This late 19th century carved teak votive panel originates from Andhra Pradesh in South India and was traditionally crafted by tribal artisans as a symbolic decorative element for village homes and shrines

depicted as flaming wish-granting gems (cintāmaṇi) rising from a blossoming lotus

Brass Clad Sheesham Door From Shekhawati - 19th Century Material - Oak allowing its dramatic presence andA striking pair of doors from the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan, this substantial 19th century door has been transformed into a sculptural decorative statement. Crafted from richly patinated sheesham wood and clad with hand worked brass panels, the door showcases a classic Mughal inspired arched design framed by rows of decorative brass bosses. The combination of warm timber and aged brass creates a powerful visual presence, reflecting the