Framed Photograph: Nawab Salarjung Bahadur Wucai Porcelain Most Indian architectural salvage was

Most Indian architectural salvage was made from Teak

Its timeless simplicity and exceptional timber make it a versatile addition to both modern and period homes

Architecture from India is found in an extraordinary variety of styles reflecting the many cultures that inhabit  India

Materials: Reclaimed Teak wood And Glass

At North India

Framed Photograph: Nawab Salarjung Bahadur Wucai Porcelain Most Indian architectural salvage wasThis photograph was taken in the British Raj of Nawab Salarjung Bahadur. It's an excellent quality copy taken from the original glass plate. It has then been framed in a black wooden frame. The family of Salar Jung traces its descent from Sheikh Ovaisi I Quarini of Madina in Arabia. In the middle of the 17th C. the family of Nawab Saheb migrated from Madina to the Adil Shahi Kingdom of Bijapur where he married into a noble family. Nawab Dargah Quili