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Window Shutter From Nagaur - 19th Century Period - Late 18th Century With its finely rendered kimono

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Description

With its finely rendered kimono patterns

or as a rustic accent within both traditional and contemporary interiors

130 x 42 x 125 (wxdxh cms)

In Gujarat these measures are called mapiyun

Window Shutter From Nagaur - 19th Century Period - Late 18th Century With its finely rendered kimonoThis old Indian window shutters are decorated with a chip carved coin motif. This style is from Nagaur area a town in central Rajasthan. It's been crafted from roheda wood, common to the Northern part of Rajasthan. These shutters would originally have been a cupboard front embedded into a wall. Originally they would have been painted but have worn with age making them a one of a kind addition to any room. Their intricate chip carving sets them apart

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