Indian Stone Peacock Turban Hanger- Dungapur 18th Century (3) Stools

Indian Stone Peacock Turban Hanger- Dungapur 18th Century (3) StoolsAntique hand carved stone peacock turban hanger, from the Dungarpur region in India. They are particularly rare and date back to the Mid 18th Century. It would have once graced a palace or a grand home, being plastered into the wall, to hang a turban or clothes on. Due to its age its suffered ware and tear but you can still see the green and pink paint, it would have been absolutely exquisite. The chisel marks are still visible. They would look

this trunk would have been used to store personal items whilst travelling in China

These cups can be used nowadays for adding some oriental décor to your home

these blocks would make great decorative items on a shelf within your home

as appose to bronze

Making this piece more desirable than other items on the market currently

These two stunning buddhas would have been hand-carved by a Laos tribe in the late 19th century

With regards to what this sign says we have been able to translate the text and find out the following information

Traditionally used to wrap items and presents

It is made out of a tropical hardwood

This item would have been used to hold holy water from the sacred River Ganges

In this instance

Haji Abdul Rehman and Sons of Jodhpur)