Carved Teak Jali Shrine Doors From Gujarat - 18th Century Option:Shutter 2 with traces of original pitch

with traces of original pitch still visible within the recesses—adding depth

5 x 5 x 23 cm (wxdxh) cms

Around the central panel

This three-legged farmer's milking stool from Shanxi province dates to around 1900

Carved Teak Jali Shrine Doors From Gujarat - 18th Century Option:Shutter 2 with traces of original pitchThese beautifully carved antique Indian jali shutters come from Gujarat. They date to the 18th century and would have likely been the doors to a home temple for protecting the gods. Still covered in layers of old paint they would make a fantastic ornamental piece and can even be mounted on a wall as a piece of wall art. They are a pair but sold separately. These panels are supplied on a stand, but can be mounted on a wall or hung as functioning