Painted Jali Window Shutters From Rajasthan - 19th Century Material - Neem Wood Such works were traditionally produced

Such works were traditionally produced by astrologers and temple scribes

This plain weave cotton textile is handwoven in the traditional way on a loom from locally grown hand-spun cotton

lacquer furniture was extremely costly to produce—contemporary records suggest lacquer pieces could be up to fifteen times more expensive than comparable hardwood furniture

These exquisite Indian shutters came from an old sunbleached window frame from Punjab in Northern India

Painted Jali Window Shutters From Rajasthan - 19th Century Material - Neem Wood Such works were traditionally producedThese charming window shutters have turned from a deep red to a faded pink with traces of yellow over many years of exposure to the hot sun. Made from teakwood, with bamboo latticework, they would have been constructed in Rajasthan over one hundred years ago. They would make a unique piece of wall art hung on any wall of a contemporary or traditional home. Dimensions: 58 x 4 x 89. 5 (wxdxh cms) From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands