Rosewood Vishnu / Laxshmi Bommai Dolls From Kerala - 1930'S Material Cardboard or it could be built

or it could be built into a wall and used in a way similar to its history

The amulets are silver (not necessarily sterling silver) and are made by the repousse technique (hammering the design from the reverse)

This late 19th century farmhouse console table from Henan province is a beautifully understated example of traditional Chinese rural furniture

Korean Morijang cabinets are the smallest of the three main staples of Korean antique furniture and fit perfectly into a modern home as a bedside cabinet

Rosewood Vishnu / Laxshmi Bommai Dolls From Kerala - 1930'S Material Cardboard or it could be builtThis vintage Marapachi Bommai wooden doll forms part of the traditional Golu display associated with the Navaratri festival in South India. Typically made as a pair representing a bride and groom, these figures hold deep cultural and emotional significance and are most commonly found in households across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. Carved from wood and traditionally left unclothed, Marapachi Bommai dolls were given as part of a wedding