Bone Inlay Teak Chest - 19th Century Material - Roheda Wood rich earthy tones and naturally

rich earthy tones and naturally aged surface tell the story of more than a century of practical use

Dimensions: W116 x D14 x H167 cm

it is made from reclaimed painted wood which is salvaged from old buildings in Rajasthan and Gujarat

A simple hand carved elephant made in the naïve style using sustainable materials

This plaque dates to the early 19th century and has significant wear from daily use during puja prayer

Bone Inlay Teak Chest - 19th Century Material - Roheda Wood rich earthy tones and naturallyThis highly decorative Indian teak chest dates from the days of the Raj, circa 19th century, and captures the timeless elegance of Mughal influenced design with its bone inlay patterns. Originally used for storing valuables or ceremonial objects, its solid teak frame has aged beautifully with time. The intricate bone inlay work, added later, is carefully handcrafted in the traditional style featuring scrolling floral vines, leaf shapes and geometric