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This unique and highly decorative old Indian chest dates from the days of the Raj
A rare large Indian temple horse from Rajasthan carved in the 1930's
They stone pots were used in India for day-to-day cooking in a process known as 'dum cooking' where the pot is sealed and food cooked over a long period of time resulting in a strong infusion of flavors without the loss of liquid
Dimensions: W87 x D8 x H142 cm
Teak Rubari Damchiya Dowry Chest From Kutch - Ca 1940's Finish - Bone Inlay This unique and highly decorativeThis dramatic Indian bleached teak dowry chest is from the Rabari tribe of Kutch. Locally these chests are called 'damchiya'. It is in its original unpolished condition, chip carved and embellished with geometric design, colourful paintwork and mirror panels. Traditionally the bride's family had to offer gifts known as dowry to the bridegroom's family if they were to find a good husband for their daughter. Dowry was normally gold jewellery and silk
