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This takhat is from Shekhawati and dates to the 19th century and is constructed from teak wood
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69 x 10 x 154 (w x d x h cms)
Nagaland is a state of India bordering Burma (Myanmar)
Spotted Lacquer Ball From Barmer - 19th Century Benches This takhat is from ShekhawatiThis vibrant 19th century spotted lacquer ball from Barmer, on the Rajasthan Sindh border, is a superb example of traditional Indian lacquerware. Crafted using a two colour scratchwork technique, the surface displays a lively mottled orange red pattern, intersected by black lacquer bands with fine decorative detailing. Such lacquered pieces were used in Rajasthan and Gujarat as storage containers, often for jewellery or bindi powder, and their
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