Brass Bound Rosewood Jewellery Box from Kutch – 19th Century Oriental these are very decorative

these are very decorative

This particular chair is made from walnut with an elm seat

This reproduction Chinese porcelain vase is decorated in iron red glaze

This cabinet is made using reclaimed 19th century teak window shutters and reclaimed teak wood salvaged from old buildings in Rajasthan and Gujarat

the box displays a rich orange and red mottled surface that reflects the skill of the craftsman

Brass Bound Rosewood Jewellery Box from Kutch – 19th Century Oriental these are very decorativeThis 19th century jewellery box from the Kutch region of Gujarat is a fine example of Anglo Indian craftsmanship. Made from richly figured rosewood and strengthened with hand cut brass bindings, it was designed to safely store treasured possessions including jewellery, textiles, documents and cash. The restrained design reflects the influence of the British presence in India during the 19th century, combining practical campaign style construction with