Tribal Carved Cedar Door Panel From Kullu - 19th Century Famille-Rose Porcelain they are often used as

they are often used as a unique small storage solution for keys

This striking piece has been carefully prepared for display

This traditional antique Chinese bleached elm (榆木 yumu) stool is constructed with a thick plank of solid elm wood as the seat and fixed using traditional Chinese carpentry

These decorative Indian plates are carved in the shape of a flower

The hinged lid opens to reveal a spacious interior fitted with an internal candle box

Tribal Carved Cedar Door Panel From Kullu - 19th Century Famille-Rose Porcelain they are often used asThis striking 19th century carved cedar door panel from Kullu in the Himalayan region of North India is a powerful example of tribal architectural craftsmanship. Composed of fifteen individually carved panels, it features a rich combination of stylised animals and geometric mandala motifs, each framed within intricately carved borders. The deep relief carving and rhythmic grid like composition give the piece a strong visual presence, while the aged