Carved Bleached Teak Peacock Lintel Panel - 19th Century Sideboard for burning incense and making

for burning incense and making offerings to the ancestors

This reference highlights the enduring importance of Urlis in Indian culinary and cultural traditions

timeworn patina that enhances the depth of the carving

The carcass is original and the doors have been modified as this piece originally would have been top opening

Carved Bleached Teak Peacock Lintel Panel - 19th Century Sideboard for burning incense and makingThis carved antique Indian panel was used as a lintel above a doorway or window. Made from teak, it depicts two beautifully carved peacocks. Traces of old paint are still visible in the deep carving. This particular piece is from Andhra Pradesh in South India. It dates from the 19th century. and would look fabulous on a wall with accent lighting, or above a mantle. Supplied fitted with wall hangers. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands &