Japanese Gold Rinpa Style Byobu Screen - Showa Era Candlesticks An old Indian teak Nandi

An old Indian teak Nandi bull toy From Andra Pradesh dating to the 1920's

and the characterful grain of old teak

It depicts Ganesh in the centre flanked by deep floral carvings interweaving with Shiva's trishul (trident) - a Hindu protection symbol

Dimensions: W57 x D19 x H66 cm

This 19th-century spotted lacquer pot from Barmer

Japanese Gold Rinpa Style Byobu Screen - Showa Era Candlesticks An old Indian teak NandiThis elegant four panel bybu screen captures the serene refinement of Rinpa painting, featuring a blossoming tree branch set against a richly textured gold background paying homage to earlier Rinpa (Rimpa) style. Crafted during the early Shwa period (circa 1930s), the work reflects both classical influence and Japanese craftsmanship. A single flowering cherry (sakura) branch extends gracefully across the panels, its dark inked lines and subtle curves