Grain Mortar from the Himalayas - 19thC Damchiya Sideboards Hand carved from the distinctive

Hand carved from the distinctive golden-yellow sandstone of Jaisalmer

Helmet masks are used by the Senufo poro society

This elegant carved roheda mirror has been crafted from an original 19th century window frame from the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan

55 x 25 x 80 (wxdxh cms)

it was originally used as a rice or grain grinding mill in rural Rajasthan or Gujarat

Grain Mortar from the Himalayas - 19thC Damchiya Sideboards Hand carved from the distinctiveThis Jackfruit mortar comes from the Kulu valley in Himachal Pradesh it was used for pounding millet the staple food of the region. It is carved from a single piece of timber. Pased down the family from one generation to another, now beautifully patinated by years of continual use. It is supplied with a 6mm toughened glass top and makes a very useful side table. From from Northern India. 45 x 45 x 58 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands &