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Carved teak mirrors handpicked from Rajasthan, India. A way to accentuate light within any room, each piece is one off and unique in its form and finish.  Dimensions(mm): 2480 x 120 x 1210 Enquire above to find out more about this unique piece and our...

Originally the archway of an ancient Indian building, our collection of repurposed antique archway mirrors are between 50 and 70 years old.Hung or leant up against a wall, their ornate detail enriches a space with the magic and mystery of India’s cities and architecture.  Dimensions(mm):2700...

Carved by the Naga Tribe in North East India from a single piece of Acacia wood. A piece that has stood the test of time, yet shows it's age with organic curves and endearing imperfections.  This Naga Bowl makes an enchanting low coffee table,...

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These wooden wheels were carefully selected from a Rajasthani collection of antique treasures. Once used in the rural regions of India during the 1800's as carts and carriages, now with natural splits and grooves that grew over time, making an inimitable feature piece -...

These wooden wheels were carefully selected from a Rajasthani collection of antique treasures. Once used in the rural regions of India during the 1800's as carts and carriages, now with natural splits and grooves that grew over time, making an inimitable feature piece -...

These wooden wheels were carefully selected from a Rajasthani collection of antique treasures. Once used in the rural regions of India during the 1800's as carts and carriages, now with natural splits and grooves that grew over time, making an inimitable feature piece -...

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Afghan Bohemia Rug Dimensions: 255 x 305 The life of the primitive rug weaver belongs to another age. Through timeless centuries of nomadic tradition random patterns, colours and the repetition of the seasons were organically impressed deep into the collective nomadic psyche. A rhythm...