Old Kadai Fire Bowl From Rajasthan - Ca 1920 Inc Stand & Grill Material - Cedar Wood In it's previous life this

In it's previous life this 19thC chest was used to store dowry and was known as a pithara

while traces of original lacquer and painted decoration remain visible along the edges and carved details—subtle reminders of its decorative past

The front of this beautiful chest has been chip carved in the traditional style

A grey painted Anglo Indian teak shelf from the days of The Raj

Materials: Teak with brass and iron fittings

Old Kadai Fire Bowl From Rajasthan - Ca 1920 Inc Stand & Grill Material - Cedar Wood In it's previous life thisThese authentic Indian kadai fire bowls date to the 1920s and have been hand selected in Rajasthan, each one carrying the character and history of its former life. Traditionally crafted by the Gaduliya Loharnomadic blacksmiths renowned for their metalworking skillsthese pieces are formed from repurposed iron, giving each bowl a distinctive patchwork surface and rich, time worn patina. The hammered and riveted construction reflects centuries old