Japanese Isho Kasane Dansu - Meiji Era Style - Ginger Jar This charming 19th-century stone lamp

This charming 19th-century stone lamp niche from Jaisalmer is hand carved from the region’s distinctive golden sandstone

most experts believe that true porcelain - which also originated in China - didn't emerge in the region until the Han Dynasty - (202 BC to 220 AD

Suspended pendants run along each horizontal band

The scene shows travellers making an early start on the road

This is a very decorative Gujarati Pitara Dowry Chest

Japanese Isho Kasane Dansu - Meiji Era Style - Ginger Jar This charming 19th-century stone lampThis Taisho era Japanese kasane isho tansu represents the traditional craftsmanship of northern Japan. A kasane dansu refers to a stacking chest, designed in two parts for ease of transport and storage, while an isho tansu was used specifically for storing clothing. Families often kept separate chests for summer and winter garments, and the iron carrying handles allowed them to be moved to outbuildings when not in seasonal use. The lock plate is