Indian Stone Peacock Turban Hanger- Dungapur 18th Century (2) Cutting Boards and Washboards

Indian Stone Peacock Turban Hanger- Dungapur 18th Century (2) Cutting Boards and WashboardsAntique hand carved stone peacock turban hanger, from the Dungarpur region in India. They are particularly rare and date back to the Mid 18th Century. It would have once graced a palace or a grand home, being plastered into the wall, to hang a turban or clothes on. Due to its age its suffered ware and tear but you can still see the green and pink paint, it would have been absolutely exquisite. The chisel marks are still visible. They would look

making it the most eccentric netting we have

D -  38cm

there is a mix of age and style

The dimensions are as follows: H - 42cm

Small Buddha: The smaller of the two buddhas also contains traces of polychromed paint

What's so cool is that each patch has certain point in history

this pot would perfectly suit farmhouse decor

the creation of this window would have allowed air flow throughout the home but also added a sense of security and privacy

body and spirit

Due to the age of this mortar

Juban: Sleeve end to sleeve end 77cm

being plastered into the wall