Gangaur Doll From Banswara Tribal Region - 19th Century Soft Furnishing This ornately carved teak dowry

This ornately carved teak dowry chest from The Rann of Kutch is known as a Damchiya

It has since been painted with a 'distressed' look that will fit into a wide range of modern interiors

A variety of patterns like Leheriya

This allows it to fit right in as a sideboard in a contemporary home

Gangaur Doll From Banswara Tribal Region - 19th Century Soft Furnishing This ornately carved teak dowryThis carved teak wood doll from the Banswara district in Rajasthan has developed a wonderful patina over time. Banswara is widely populated by the Bhil ethnic group, the largest tribal group in India. The Bhil can be found across India and have a distinct style. This is a Gangaur doll given to young Bhil women during the Spring festival of Gangaur which celebrates marital happiness, during which young women pray to Gauri to find a good husband. The