Painted Mongolian Kang Low Cabinet - Late 19thC Cotton and stylised forms characteristic of

and stylised forms characteristic of traditional Rajasthani and Gujarati craftsmanship

These vintage dolls which are usually in a pair as a bride and groom are displayed in living rooms of houses

Green painted plant holder From RajasthanGreat for flowers or display

Expertly crafted with intricate Bidriware design

Painted Mongolian Kang Low Cabinet - Late 19thC Cotton and stylised forms characteristic ofThis antique painted low 'Kang' cabinet is from Mongolia and dates to the late 19th century. They were used beside the kang which was a raised platform used as a bed or lounging area. Kangs were quite often made from stone which was heated from underneath in the winter. The two painted male children are a motif commonly found in China & Mongolia often referred to as the '100 boys' motif. They were auspicious symbols to bring agricultural prosperity.