Iron Bound Teak Grain Measure From Rajasthan - 19th Century Tang Horses But it could also be

But it could also be used free standing on a sturdy shelf

They are mostly teakwood - sometimes carved or with traces of the original paint which gives them so much character

also known as paan

rich earthy tones and naturally aged surface tell the story of more than a century of practical use

Iron Bound Teak Grain Measure From Rajasthan - 19th Century Tang Horses But it could also beThis beautifully restored 19th century grain measure from Rajasthan is hand carved from solid teak and bound with riveted iron straps. Once a practical tool in Indian marketplaces, it was used to measure wheat, corn, rice, and pulsesoften in traditional units known as seers and pattis. Its warm, timeworn patinaenhanced by skilled restorationreveals the rich character of the teak, while the iron banding adds striking contrast and structural integrity.