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Teak Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Cotton These charming mirrors are made

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Description

These charming mirrors are made from old teak panels with a distressed paint finish

Bandaji literally means 'half closing' in Korean

Dates to the early 20th century - likely 1920's

The top is made from a single piece of teak and the brass is recessed which was usually the case with higher quality and more expensive pieces

Traditionally used for storing grain

Teak Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Cotton These charming mirrors are madeDog gates were used in front of the main entrance door of Gujarati havelis to keep animals out. This particular one is made from teak & iron. They make very interesting & decorative garden gates as well as unique pieces of wall art.

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