Old 1920's Kadai - Indian Fire Bowl From Rajasthan - 135cm Material - Rosewood This exquisite gilt black lacquer

This exquisite gilt black lacquer chinoiserie table cabinet was crafted in Canton between 1820€“1840 during the Qing dynasty

Their technique of lost wax casting is named after their tribe

This 19th-century grain measure from Kerala would have been used in village markets to portion out staples such as rice

handmade variations and minor firing marks are characteristic of traditional production

A Painted Mongolian Sideboard - this piece has original painting

Old 1920's Kadai - Indian Fire Bowl From Rajasthan - 135cm Material - Rosewood This exquisite gilt black lacquerOur old Indian Kadai fire bowls date from the 1920's and have been hand selected in Rajasthan. Recycling metal has been a tradition in India for centuries. These fire bowls were skilfully made from re purposed metal collected by nomadic tribes people known as the "Gaduliya Lohars, who are a caste of itinerant metal workers in Rajasthan and Gujarat. Favoured by the Rajput kings for their blacksmithing skills for weapon making, the name Lohar means