Painted Rajasthani Window Shutter - 18thC Reverse Glass Painting two smaller drawers flanking the

two smaller drawers flanking the cupboard

These cabinets (chosham in Tibetan) were more often used in wealthy private homes rather than temples however it should be noted that some examples have been found in Lama's quarters

This rare antique Indian painted window is a museum worthy example of the pinnacle of Bikaner painting

Used traditionally as being a fast way to lay down comfy and attractive flooring for nomadic families and also as prayer rugs

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Painted Rajasthani Window Shutter - 18thC Reverse Glass Painting two smaller drawers flanking theThis pretty shutter is from Rajasthan. Dating from the 18th century, it is painted with delicate Mughal style flowers on a deep cinnabar red background. The modern paint has been painstakingly cleaned off in our workshops revealing the beautiful designs underneath. This will look beautiful hung on a wall. Supplied with hangers. Dimensions: 54 x 15 x 66 (wxdxh cms) From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 15 More delivery options