Carved Peacock Panel From Andra Pradesh - 18th Century Material - Mulberry Wood The use of Gujarati script

The use of Gujarati script reflects the historic trade connections between Shekhawati merchants and the prosperous commercial centres of Gujarat

The frame retains its original blue painted surface

It is then decorated by hand before firing Known as the king of the flowers the peony is a symbol of royalty and virtue and is the national flower of China Porcelain is steeped in centuries of Chinese culture and history

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deep patina acquired through generations of use

Carved Peacock Panel From Andra Pradesh - 18th Century Material - Mulberry Wood The use of Gujarati scriptThis carved antique Indian peacock panel is a lintel that would have been used above a doorway to a home. It has been salvaged from a building fallen into disrepair in the South Indian state of Andra Pradesh. This particular piece dates from the 18th century and would look fabulous on a wall or above a mantle. Supplied fitted with wall hangers. Dimensions: 82 x 7 x 25 (wxdxh cms) From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 15 More