Carved Acacia Wood Takhat Table From Rajasthan - 19thC Anglo Indian recalling the myth of Brahmā

recalling the myth of Brahmā emerging upon a lotus from Viṣṇu

earthy palette that feels both contemporary and timeless

Wood is very scarce in the desert and was usually made with wood from the kair tree

This black lacquer cabinet was used for storage & also as an altar cabinet for family ancestor worship

shaded lime ombré design

Carved Acacia Wood Takhat Table From Rajasthan - 19thC Anglo Indian recalling the myth of BrahmāThis fabulous coffee table is a Takhat. These were originally used as daybeds by the wealthy merchant classes in Rajasthan particularly the Shekavati area. They are usually made from roheda wood which is a variety of Acacia. It would make an impressive centrepiece for a living room, conservatory or summer house. From India 172 x 79 x 40 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 80 More delivery options available on checkout