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Takhats were originally used as daybeds by the wealthy merchant classes in Rajasthan
Sumptuary law restricted chonin (townspeople) to owning unlacquered chests such as this one
arranged within large circular medallions across the front panels
Dyed with natural dyes in a deep rust red using ceriops tagal bark
It is constructed from southern elm (jumu)
Tibetan Sutra Prayer Book Cover - 17th Century Material Cardboard Takhats were originally used asThis antique 1th century book cover is a Tibetan sutra cover and carved from a single piece of wood. The central panel is slightly raised framing eight Tibetan auspicious symbols. From left to right, the parasol, golden fishes, conch, lotus, the treasure vase, endless knot, the victory banner, & the Wheel of Dharma. Each symbol has its own meaning and as a composite, they bring good fortune. Wood was scarce in Tibet and a highly valued commodity.
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