Indian Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Material - Celadon this 19th-century three-way lamp niche

this 19th-century three-way lamp niche would originally have been set beside a doorway

This Indian stone Buddha statue shows him in the meditation pose

They have become popular because of their use as fire bowls in Rajasthani Palace hotels in the winter

and layers of distressed either white or blue paint that enhance its rustic charm

Indian Dog Gate From Gujarat - 19th Century Material - Celadon this 19th-century three-way lamp nicheThese authentic 19th century dog gates originate from Gujarat, India, where they were traditionally positioned in front of the main entrance doors of Gujarati havelis. Designed to prevent livestock and stray animals from entering the household while maintaining ventilation and visibility, such gates formed an essential architectural feature of traditional homes throughout the region. Constructed from solid teak with hand forged iron bars, this pair