Carved Teak Chapati Board From Banswara Region - 19th Century Toys This style of Dhokra work

This style of Dhokra work dates to the late 19th & early 20th centuries

These chests and trunks were used as storage in homes and monasteries

there are various dents and signs of heavy use over the years

with a classical chip-carved design depicting peacocks among stylised blossoming lotus flowers (a symbol of fertility and longevity) - peacocks are a symbol of good luck in India

Carved Teak Chapati Board From Banswara Region - 19th Century Toys This style of Dhokra workThese beautifully patinated boards from Rajasthan were used for rolling chapati. They were also used for food preparation and oil was kept in the small depression in the handle. These were passed down the family from one generation to another. and have many years of rich patina. Dimensions: 25 x 31 x 70 (wxdxh cms) From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 7. 50 More delivery options available at checkout