Reproduction Tibetan Candle Stick Screen chests were the most common

chests were the most common form of furniture in Tibet

This beautifully carved Indian antique door is from Gujarat

these very decorative betel nut cutters were used in the preparation of paan

Modelled as a perched parrot with stylised feather detailing

Dimensions: W91 x D55 x H58 cm

Reproduction Tibetan Candle Stick Screen chests were the most commonThis fabulous candlestick is a museum quality reproduction of the Tibetan style. The base has stylised makara heads. Makara has the trunk of an elephant, the jaw of a crocodile, the tusks of a boar, and the feet of a lion. It is the tenth sign of the Indian zodiac corresponding to Capricorn. A dramatic addition to any table setting, inspired by a museum piece, it's beautifully made from a metal alloy.