Indian Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19thC (66 x 83cm) Material - Camphor Wood They became incredibly popular with

They became incredibly popular with the American market between 1910 / 50 and were therefore shipped all over the world from the workshops in Sarouk which is a village located 30 miles north of the city of Sultanabad (today called Arak) and is famed for it's looms and weavers

Frame: 44 x 1

The deep red frame adds to the piece's visual appeal

This piece features two drawers with original metal ring pulls

Used in Hindu puja ceremonies

Indian Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19thC (66 x 83cm) Material - Camphor Wood They became incredibly popular withThis stoutly constructed antique Indian window frame has been converted into a dramatic wall mirror. It is wonderfully decorative and made from teak wood and has been reclaimed from a 19th century Indian building in Rajasthan. The mihrab arch that frames the mirror is a classic Mughal design seen throughout Northern India and is reminiscent of the outline of splayed peacock feathers. Supplied with sturdy hangers on the reverse. From India 66 x 10 x 83