Brass Bound South Indian Grain Measure - 19th Century Hundi Hanging Lamps Tibetan furniture is mostly constructed

Tibetan furniture is mostly constructed from cedar or pine and painted in the traditional Tibetan colours

showcasing the beauty of aged wood with a refined silhouette

The ironwork depicts various tsuta (ivy) designs and on the bottom drawer

This beautifully carved mirror is made from an old Indian window frame from the area of Shekhawati in northern Rajasthan

Brass Bound South Indian Grain Measure - 19th Century Hundi Hanging Lamps Tibetan furniture is mostly constructedBeautifully patinated and deeply tactile, this antique grain measure from Kerala offers a rare glimpse into 19th century agrarian life in southern India. Hand carved from solid jackfruit wood and reinforced with heavy brass bands, it once served as a standardised vessel for measuring rice and grain in bustling market settings. A central iron rod spans the diameter of the vessel a precise measuring level used to ensure fair trade. Brass studwork, domed