Carved & Limed Mango Wood Daybed Material - Bronze which were designed both to

which were designed both to strengthen the chest during travel and to elevate its decorative appearance

This large dining table is over 100 years old

The amulets are silver (not necessarily sterling silver) and are made by the repousse technique (hammering the design from the reverse)

Each morning and evening when Puja - Hindu prayers are performed a red mark which is called a tika or bindi is placed on the centre of the forehead and sometimes holy figures and chests used by the family

Carved & Limed Mango Wood Daybed Material - Bronze which were designed both toThis hand carved limed mango daybed echoes the seating of marble Mughal thrones seen in Rajasthani palaces, reinterpreted here as a generous decorative daybed for modern interiors. These daybeds bring together the grandeur of Indian palace furniture with the softer, flowing ornament associated with Gujarati and Malabar coastal carving traditions. Its raised back, scrolled crest, pierced panels and balustered apron The carving is the true focus of the