Painted Indian Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19th Century Origin - India This museum quality Shiva Nataraja

This museum quality Shiva Nataraja From South India is made in the Chola style and dates to the 1980's

or layered with everyday attire

especially in busy cities such as Bombay where the famed dabbawalas delivered countless meals each day

where functionality and craftsmanship were closely intertwined

This design of black tansu was often presented to a bride in her new home

Painted Indian Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19th Century Origin - India This museum quality Shiva NatarajaThis stunning painted Indian mirror radiates a strong Mughal influence with its distinctive carved arch. Traces of old paint give it a classic 'distressed' look. Once a window frame in a grand building since fallen into disrepair, it has been repurposed into a mirror. Supplied with wall hangers