Stone Jali Panel From Jaisalmer - 19th Century (On Stand) Bangles Extremely durable and environmentally conscious

Extremely durable and environmentally conscious in its use of reclaimed materials

It has an elegant handle in the shape of a dragon with a mythical makara beast spout

allowing light to flow through while providing generous storage and display space

Many Japanese tansu we find are poorly restored - We painstakingly restore each piece using traditional Japanese techniques to ensure these pieces last and are loved for many more lifetimes to come

Stone Jali Panel From Jaisalmer - 19th Century (On Stand) Bangles Extremely durable and environmentally consciousThis finely carved 19th century sandstone jali panel originates from Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and reflects the refined architectural craftsmanship associated with the regions grand merchant havelis. The term jali, meaning net or lattice in Hindi, refers to the pierced stone screens traditionally used to filter strong desert sunlight, encourage airflow, and maintain privacy within interior spaces an enduring hallmark of Rajasthani architecture. Hand