Painted Stone Jali Panel From Rajasthan - 19th Century Singing Bowl This hand painted Indian mirror

This hand painted Indian mirror is decorated in a rich Rajasthani red tone and is a playful addition to any home eliciting memories from your India travels

with a deeply carved fitted lid incorporating a small mirror and decorative floral details

It's often used to create a finger ring worn by Vedic priests in rituals representing the sacred knot of Vishnu

This piece is made from reclaimed teak wood which is salvaged from old buildings in India

so many traders operated from boats selling everything from ducks to coal

Painted Stone Jali Panel From Rajasthan - 19th Century Singing Bowl This hand painted Indian mirrorThis beautiful painted stone jali panel from Rajasthan, India dates to the 19th century. These delicately carved stone Jali windows were used in beautiful stone havelis in Rajasthan these were stylish homes of the more wealthy classes. The fretwork enabled privacy whilst allowing a cooling breeze to enter the building. Dimensions: 43 x 8 x 45 (wxdxh cms)