Tribal Carved Cedar Door Panel From Kullu - 19th Century Famille-Rose Porcelain Seldom used in Indian kitchens

Seldom used in Indian kitchens in these times of modern materials

they are often used as a unique small storage solution for keys

This traditional antique Chinese bleached elm (榆木 yumu) stool is constructed with a thick plank of solid elm wood as the seat and fixed using traditional Chinese carpentry

This openwork shelf not only adds visual interest but also provides useful additional storage

Tribal Carved Cedar Door Panel From Kullu - 19th Century Famille-Rose Porcelain Seldom used in Indian kitchensThis striking 19th century carved cedar door panel from Kullu in the Himalayan region of North India is a powerful example of tribal architectural craftsmanship. Composed of fifteen individually carved panels, it features a rich combination of stylised animals and geometric mandala motifs, each framed within intricately carved borders. The deep relief carving and rhythmic grid like composition give the piece a strong visual presence, while the aged