Painted Torkham Cabinet From Tibet - 18thC Bandhani Silk Scarves it is ready to be

it is ready to be wall mounted and used immediately

and is covered with light blue paint

This Burmese red painted papier maché jar and cover have been delicately painted with a band of floral motifs

Bronze Votive Panel of Bhairava - He is a fierce manifestation of Shiva worshiped by Hindus

including circular geometric medallions and a central stylised foliate design

Painted Torkham Cabinet From Tibet - 18thC Bandhani Silk Scarves it is ready to beThis stunning and rare painted Tibetan Altar Cabinet, known as a Torkham, is an original 18thC piece. Wonderful detailed painting of two monasteries. It also features two figures, a Lama, (Tibetan monk), and another traveller in a striped fur trimmed coat, from outside Tibet possibly Mongolia. Auspicious symbols abound, such as the Wheel of Dharma, a Wind Horse and an Elephant carrying jewels. The jewels are part of an offering of seven jewels given