White Marble Lotus Dish From Rajasthan Origin - Indonesia perhaps an orchid

perhaps an orchid

This piece has significant age and dates to the latter part of the 18th century

from relaxed country and coastal schemes to more eclectic or industrial spaces

These trunks were originally used by officers of the British Indian Army to carry their kit and personal possessions whilst on tour

A similar sideboard (later and with considerable repainting and a replaced bottom apron) can be found in 'Chinese Furniture' by Mazurkewich - Fig 317

White Marble Lotus Dish From Rajasthan Origin - Indonesia perhaps an orchidThese decorative Indian bowls are carved in the shape of a lotus flower. They are hand carved in white marble by skilled craftspeople in Udaipur using traditional methods. They are then polished by hand making the marble smooth to the touch. These beautifully crafted bowls are great for holding spices, votive candles and soap. You can also use them on a coffee table, shelf, or window sill as a decorative piece or as storage bowls. Due to the handmade