Early 19th Century Indian Wooden Window Frame (2) Box

Early 19th Century Indian Wooden Window Frame (2) BoxThis beautiful Indian window originated in Rajasthan, within the early 19th century. The wood has been hand painted a lovely red colour but also showcases specks of blue paint too, giving it a rustic feel. The handmade metal lattice in the centre gave the perfect duality of security and relaxation, as it allowed air flow throughout the home, whilst being quite impenetrable. This window also has a line of unique circle carvings down one side. Nowadays,

It is handwoven from strips of recycled cotton fabric

These stunning wooden printing blocks were originally used for the printing of fabric

and two drawers as well

This truly showcases the Japanese art of repair and reuse

The quality of this piece can be seen through the beautiful emerald green colour that is still very prominent and the leather straps on the back which add to the authenticity as well

or be a great addition to your house as a unique storage space

Dimensions are as follows: H - 67cm

It has been hand-woven as was used for general purposes such as holding washing and transporting domestic items

It has been hand-made through a very clever process whereby the wax is hand-painted on the fabric

and the hinges have had to be replaced

They are then used for applying a bindi or tilak on the forehead during religious ceremonies or as a cultural mark

This beautiful wooden vase originated in the late 19th century in Nepal