Horse Khunti Turban Hanger - 19th Century Style - Meiping Vase As with most traditional Indian

As with most traditional Indian doors

Features: Blue and white temple jar with matching lid

This brass & iron bound dowry chest has been reduced in depth to create a dramatic console table

Torgams or Torkhams were normally set into the wall of a house or monastery - hence the stepped construction

Horse Khunti Turban Hanger - 19th Century Style - Meiping Vase As with most traditional IndianThis Indian teak turban hanger (called a khunti in Hindi) has been carved in the shape of a horse. Originating in Dungarpur in the Banswara tribal area of Rajasthan, this would have been used daily for turbans or a clothes peg They are often seen in palaces & houses of the wealthier classes, normally plastered into the wall, other animals like peacocks and parrots are quite common too. A unique and quirky piece of social history, a decorative