Old Indian Teak Rolling Pin From Rajasthan - Early 20th Century Period - Late 18th Century turned baluster apron and carved

turned baluster apron and carved side arms

This piece is an excellent example of the high quality Tibetan painting techniques and features a dragon surrounded by Double Dorje (thunderbolt) symbols which represent the four Dhyani Buddhas

200 x 74 x 77 (wxdxh cms)

It has clear Mughal influences and a more premium Jaisalmer yellow stone

226 x 49 x 90 (wxdxh cms)

Old Indian Teak Rolling Pin From Rajasthan - Early 20th Century Period - Late 18th Century turned baluster apron and carvedA beautifully patinated teak wood Indian rolling pin. These were used in every household in India on a daily basis in the old days for rolling out chapati. Despite being over 100 years old it is still perfectly usable today. This one retains its wonderful original colouring. Rolling pins are known as belen in Hindi. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 7. 50 More delivery options available at checkout