Carved Teak Door Mirror From Nagaur - 19th Century Opera Chests A comparable example is illustrated

A comparable example is illustrated on page 122 of The Everyday Art of India by Robert F

Salvaged from a Haveli (a large residence owned by a wealthy family) it dates from the late 18th century

animals traditionally linked with protection and the wild landscapes of western India

The blue is made from ultramarine which became popular towards the end of the 19th century

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Carved Teak Door Mirror From Nagaur - 19th Century Opera Chests A comparable example is illustratedThis beautiful carved Indian mirror is crafted from an old door from Nagaur in central Rajasthan. The frame dates to the 19th century and is crafted from solid teak wood and has a natural finish. Indian door mirrors like this can be used either as leaner mirrors or hung on a wall. Supplied with hangers, our team is on hand for advice on fitting this mirror to any wall. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 80 More delivery options