Window Shutter From Nagaur - 19th Century Material - Cedar Wood Along one side runs an

Along one side runs an incised Gujarati inscription reading “Shubh Labh” (Auspiciousness and Prosperity)

First made in the early 19th century as a wall shrine

China's porcelain capital since 1004 AD

it exemplifies the exquisite artistry of the Qing dynasty export trade

knots and marks accumulated through generations of use

Window Shutter From Nagaur - 19th Century Material - Cedar Wood Along one side runs anThis old Indian window shutters are decorated with a chip carved coin motif. This style is from Nagaur area a town in central Rajasthan. It's been crafted from roheda wood, common to the Northern part of Rajasthan. These shutters would originally have been a cupboard front embedded into a wall. Originally they would have been painted but have worn with age making them a one of a kind addition to any room. Their intricate chip carving sets them apart