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46 x 20 x 71 (wxdxh cms)
The statue is then painstakingly polished and gilded
This Anglo Indian campaign chest is made from camphor wood as is classic of the style although slightly unusual with the two smaller top drawers
this 1940s Bastar toran is a striking example of tribal metalwork from central India
Carved Indian Opium Grinder (Kharal) -19thC Pillars 46 x 20 x 71This beautifully carved and patinated teak opium grinder is known locally in Rajasthan as a 'kharal'. It was made for grinding opium which would be mixed with water and poured through the spout for drinking. Probably made by a family member it is carved from a single piece of roheda wood. Roheda (Tecomella undulata) is a tree that grows in the Thar desert. It is sometimes called Marwar teak The tradition of growing and taking opium in Rajasthan and
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