Tibetan Painted Chest of Güsh Khaan With Tiger - Late 18th Century Style - Yuhuchunping Vase The warm tones of the

The warm tones of the aged roheda wood

Ganesh is the ever-blissful

Origin: Chhattisgarh

These Indian camel bone inlaid mirror frames are hand made in small workshops in Rajasthan by skilled craftsmen

protector of the innocent who vanquishes evil and is the consort of Shiva

Tibetan Painted Chest of Güsh Khaan With Tiger - Late 18th Century Style - Yuhuchunping Vase The warm tones of theThis 18th century wooden Tibetan chest depicts a classic scene of a Mongol holding a chained tiger. During his reign, Gsh Khaan (1582 14 January 1655), the descendant of Qasar (the younger brother of Genghis Khan) conquered much of Tibet. There is a story among Tibetans and Mongols that during the rule of Gsh Khaan some Tibetans protested against his rule and sent a cursed tiger to kill him. When the tiger arrived Gsh Khaan tamed it and led it with a