Brass Bound Pithara Console Chest From Saurashtra - 18th Century Material - Mulberry Wood Each piece is skilfully blown

Each piece is skilfully blown by hand in India and wired & tested by our team in the UK

During the Ming Dynasty the Emperor set up the imperial kilns in Jingdezhen

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This old Japanese woodblock print is by renowned woodblock print artist Utagawa Kunisada and from a set of three entitled 'Jewell River of Noda

Brass Bound Pithara Console Chest From Saurashtra - 18th Century Material - Mulberry Wood Each piece is skilfully blownThis antique iron bound teak dowry chest, known in India as a pithara, has been sensitively reduced in depth to form a dramatic console table. Originating from a Kathi home in Saurashtra, this chest or pataro in the local dialect would once have held an elaborate dowry. It is constructed from solid teak with intricate grid panelling, each small square inset with animals, geometric motifs and brass studs, showcasing exceptional 18th century