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Shiga Prefecture
The forged iron fittings include hand-riveted corner plates and a prominent circular lock plate featuring a mokko-gata (quatrefoil) floral medallion — a stylised motif associated with protection
each rendered in an elegantly minimal silhouette characteristic of Bastar metalwork
the drawers and back of this dansu are luxuriously lacquered with urushi lacquer
Painted Singhasan From Bikaner - 19thC Material - Rosewood Shiga PrefectureAn exquisitely painted god throne dating from the 19th century. Known in Hindi as a singhasan from Bikaner, it is covered with classic Mughal symbols and a jali design. All original painting, the vibrant burnt orange is a pleasure for the eyes. As is often found on this type of shrine, there is a secret side door which in this case has been replaced. A mix of cedar and teak indicates that it is most likely from Bikaner. From India 38 x 38 x 32 (wxdxh
