Jali Doors From Bikaner - 19th Century Material - Burr Elm highlighting the vessel's tactile character

highlighting the vessel's tactile character and celebrating the beauty of age

This combination of die-stamped relief and applied ornament is typical of the rectangular patri-style amulets produced for local devotional use

Crafted from robust northern elm wood (yumu) which has bleached over many years of direct sunlight

These wonderful wooden pen boxes are contemporary reproductions of traditional Rajasthani designs

Jali Doors From Bikaner - 19th Century Material - Burr Elm highlighting the vessel's tactile characterThese magnificent 19th century teak doors hail from Bikaner, Rajasthan a city renowned for its grand havelis and intricate woodwork traditions. Each panel is crafted from solid teak and adorned with fine hand carved geometric jali (lattice) patterns that filter light beautifully while maintaining privacy. The time worn patina tells a story of centuries past, showcasing weathered tones and subtle iron details from the original locking mechanisms and