Copper Water Pot From Kerala For Planter - 19th Century Material - Paulownia Wood A pair of exceptionally good

A pair of exceptionally good quality painted Mongolian cabinets dating from the 19thC - These pieces are untouched and retain the original painting

This wonderfully carved Indian shrine is from Patan

These stools can be used inside or outside as temperatures in Shanxi can drop as low as -20

highlighting the cultural and artistic significance of these ritual lamps within the broader tradition of South Asian devotional objects

Both functional and decorative

Copper Water Pot From Kerala For Planter - 19th Century Material - Paulownia Wood A pair of exceptionally goodThis copper pot was hand beaten and was originally used for storage of drinking water with a cover of wood or metal. It would now make a superb planter for an indoor tree. Pots that are made from Brass and Copper are often referred to as "Ganga Jumna" which signifies the confluence of the two most holy rivers in India The Ganges and Jamuna. This large pot would be ideal to store logs or hold a fruit trees, but it has a plethora of uses. From India UK