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Teak Temple Door From Kota - 18th Century Sideboards Torma offerings were most commonly

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Description

Torma offerings were most commonly made during Losar celebrations at Tibetan New Year

This rustic driftwood mirror is carefully bleached to create its unique look

Dimensions: W25 x D12 x H10 cm

hand-carved geometric and star motifs

Teak Temple Door From Kota - 18th Century Sideboards Torma offerings were most commonlyThis remarkable 18th century teak temple door from Kota, Rajasthan, is a striking example of northern Indian architectural craftsmanship. Rather than functioning as a pierced jali screen, the door is constructed with an extraordinarily intricate geometric lattice applied over a solid timber backing, creating a richly textured surface of depth and shadow. The complex interlocking pattern is formed from hundreds of individually shaped teak elements,

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