Grey Painted Indian Mihrab Mirror - 19thC (73 x 117cm) Chapati Box stout turned legs characteristic of

stout turned legs characteristic of Gujarati examples

5 x 3 x 43 (wxdxh cms)

however it is made from a reclaimed carved teak door & reclaimed teak which has been salvaged from old buildings in Rajasthan and Gujarat

These beautifully carved panels were carved from local teak trees by local tribal people

Grey Painted Indian Mihrab Mirror - 19thC (73 x 117cm) Chapati Box stout turned legs characteristic ofStoutly constructed from an old Indian window frame with architectural carvings in a Mughal style. Very often the frames found and used are teak and with traces of original painting visible. A utilitarian frame is transformed into an object of beauty with the simple addition of a mirror. This mirror would make a stunning addition to any room or even an outdoor space. From Rajasthan 73 x 5 x 117 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands