Rosewood Archway From Haryana - 19th Century Wucai Porcelain This style of cabinet would

This style of cabinet would have been owned by a relatively wealthy family and would have been used for storing seasonal clothes in the women's quarters of the home

119 x 50 x 201 (wxdxh cms)

The carving is identical to European chip carving of the 13th century

1900–1930)

The style is from Gujarat in Northern India

Rosewood Archway From Haryana - 19th Century Wucai Porcelain This style of cabinet wouldThis 19th century teak archway from Haryana is a substantial example of North Indian architectural craftsmanship, shaped by Mughal design and built to frame a space with both structure and ornament. The form is defined by a scalloped mihrab style inner arch, framed by deeply carved floral panels and a pierced lattice frieze, all executed with confident, hand carved detail. Set at the shoulders of the arch are a pair of carved roundels formed as padma