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Still perfectly functional
The wooden paraths are carved from a single piece of timber and are usually made from teak or acacia wood - our parath bowls are mostly 19thC or late 20thC and have wonderful patina which comes from frequent use over many years
Materials: Hand-carved teak wood with remnants of original pigment
16 x 13 x 16
unlike their European counterparts which were taken down and smashed when electricity arrived
Indian Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19thC (66 x 83cm) Material - Brass Still perfectly functionalThis stoutly constructed antique Indian window frame has been converted into a dramatic wall mirror. It is wonderfully decorative and made from teak wood and has been reclaimed from a 19th century Indian building in Rajasthan. The mihrab arch that frames the mirror is a classic Mughal design seen throughout Northern India and is reminiscent of the outline of splayed peacock feathers. Supplied with sturdy hangers on the reverse. From India 66 x 10 x 83
