Antique Rajasthan

This beautiful hand-carved solid teak grinder or chakki table is richly decorated, the piece is sturdy with reinforcing iron straps joining the legs to the table. It originates in Ra...

An amazing example of a late 19th century Rajasthan bone inlaid and ebony handcrafted conversation chair.

Of excellent proportions and typical of the Rajasthan design, being constructed from solid teak with decorative iron strapwork and brass-work.

This beautiful hand-carved solid teak grinder or chakki table is richly decorated, the piece is sturdy with reinforcing iron straps joining the legs to the table. It originates in Ra...

The medieval sculptures of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh in north-central India are famed for their voluptuousness, their serenity and their sense of celestial beauty.

Size in inches: H 10” x W 3.5” x D 3” Origin: India (Rajasthan) Period: 1880-1910 Material: Terracotta and linen Condition: Completely solid in structure and form, Faded in areas...

Pichwai is a form of Indian folk art that originated over 400 years ago in the temple town of Nathdwara, Rajasthan. The term “Pichwai” is from the Sanskrit words "Pichh," meaning bac...

Pichwai is a form of Indian folk art that originated over 400 years ago in the temple town of Nathdwara, Rajasthan. The term “Pichwai” is from the Sanskrit words "Pichh," meaning bac...

An amazing example of an early 20th century Rajasthan bone inlaid and ebony handcrafted Sofa. One of the best examples we have ever seen, all handcrafted with individual inlaid bone ...

During his travels, which took him from Bombay (Mumbai) to Rajasthan, Delhi, Kashmir, Lahore, and Afghanistan, Carpenter created a large body of work that showcased his skill in depi...

It will have its greatest flowering with the slow decline of the Moghul dynasty, in the 18th century, when the miniaturist painters of this important imperial court moved to Rajastha...

The Banas River is situated in what is now Rajasthan, a state in Western India. In the early 19th century, this area was known as Rajputana, and was firmly under the control of the E...

A finely carved sandstone sculpture of Apsara, from Rajasthan India, possibly 14th century, currently on a carved wood base.

19th century India Rajasthan spice box. Wooden hand-carved with hinged top pivots to open to two compartments.

Antique Silver Cuff, Rajasthan, India An antique silver cuff from Rajasthan (Rabari people) with a peacock motif decorating its border.

Rajasthan Indian well endowed and temple horse pulled around by its wheels in religious parades/ceremonies.

This is a rare early Rajasthan Rajput painting of erotic lovers and dating to circa 1780.

This gorgeous vintage box with inlaid pietra dura hand-work is from Rajasthan, India. The box is a gorgeous piece to hold your favorite jewels or other treasures

Pair of antique handcrafted Ghungroo Bells Dancing anklets from Rajasthan India. Ethnic tribal traditional ankle bracelet from India.

A wonderful Indian (South India) wood-carved Hindu temple chariot Sadhu panel deity sculpture from Jodhpur, Rajasthan, circa the 17th century (as marked on base).

An antique Indian exterior door panel from a courtyard in Rajasthan made into a coffee table with metal studs.

A fine pair of antique 18th Century Indian Carved Doors & Frame, from Rajasthan, circa 1750. The frame is deeply and ornately carved with geometric devices, both the frame and doors...

Commonly from India's Rajasthan and Gujarat regions, these cabinets were used as Hope Chests to store a bride's dowry and after the wedding used for storing clothing and other valuab...

A beautifully decorated and intricately carved hardwood bride's dowry chest or damchiya. The front corners are carved with primitive horse head finials. The front decorated with four...

A handsome large 19th century rectangular iron-bound wooden coffer box or Rajasthan trunk from British Colonial India (The Raj) featuring a hinged top hatch with storage inside.

Great to use indoor or outdoor or display on a stand or wall. Late 18th century, Rajasthan, India.  

Display on a stand. Late 18th century, Rajasthan, India. Dimensions: 14" x 5" x 29" H. Base: 9" x 7" x 4" H.    

A framed Krishna wall hanging from the Krishna Temple in Rajasthan, 90-100 years old.

Rare Votive Miniature Silver Figure of Ganesha Rajasthan, India – 19th Century Dimensions: 3.8 × 3.2 × 2.2 cm Weight: 15.5 grams Material: Solid silver Provenance: Rajasthan, 19th ce...

Antique 19th century Damchiya dowry chest, from Rajasthan, India. Faded polychrome paint with patinated strap work.

Early 20th century traditional hand loomed indigo, ivory and yellow striped cotton dhurrie. Bikaner, Rajasthan, India.

Charming colorful gouache painting in decorative painted and gilded frame, Bundi or Kotah, Rajasthan, circa 1820.

Discovered in Rajasthan, India. 19th century hand-painted mogul framed picture of a royal figure.

Material: wood 30,3 cm high 20,5 cm wide and 7,5 cm deep Weight: 4.765 kgs Dhyana mudra Originating from India Late 19th century Originating from Rajasthan

Originating from a temple in Rajasthan.

A large Églomisé portrait of a young woman wearing a red veil, gold jewelry and holding a flower, Rajasthan, India, early 19th century. These large Églomisé portraits are rare due to...

These are hand carved and therefore not completely identical, circa 1950 Handcrafted in Rajasthan, India. Each book end is: 6" x 6" x 4".

Mid-19th century Pichhavai, (also spelled Pichhwai, and Pichwai) are typically from the Rajasthan region.

Pichhavais are typically from the Rajasthan region and display scenes from the life of Krishna.

With this mask from Jaipur, you can immerse yourself in Rajasthan's rich heritage, right in your own home.

Exceptional circa 1720, Mewar, Rajasthan, India, painting on paper of a Rajput prince and bride on camel-back with guide and hound.

Indian miniature painting of Maharana Bhim Singh of Mewar, Rajasthan school. In a richly decorated silver frame (1550 g/54.6 ounces).

A Picchvai of the Dana Lila India, Rajasthan, 19th century Large 19th century temple wall hanging painted on silk.

Antique 19th century Damchiya dowry chest, from Rajasthan, India. At 52.25" wide, 29.75" deep, and 41.75" high, this is a massive chest.

Can be used as a plant stand, stool, serving side table or display stand for a sculpture or architectural art piece. Handcrafted in Rajasthan India. Distresses antique look.

This head fragment from a much larger red sand stone statue made in the 12th century in the Rajasthan region of India exudes confidence and serenity.

This iron-bound box originates in the Northern Indian state Rajasthan, circa 1860.

This beautifully patinated brass temple elephant on wheels is from Bhundi in Rajasthan. This would look perfect on a desk and is heavy enough to use as a paperweight 19th century H...

Most were woven in the northern region of Rajasthan, commissioned often for specific areas of the palaces of the Maharajah.

Double sided page from a Jain manuscript, from the Guajarat or Rajasthan region of India. Each side is wonderfully illustrated with diagrams related to Jain cosmology.

The birds come from all-over the world: 3 are from Australia, 1 from Singapore, 2 from North America, 2 from South America, 1 from Rajasthan, 1 from Europe, and finally 2 from Kenya....

Antique collectible folk tribal art animal bell. Rajasthan India, circa 1900.

Unique early 20th century hand carved Rajasthani high back chair We are proud to offer a unique and rare example of an early 20th century Rajasthan hand carved wooden chair. Extraor...

A matched pair of mounted Multan blue and turquoise pottery baluster vases, Jaipur, Rajasthan, circa 1860. Each variously decorated in cobalt blue, turquoise and red with floral vin...

Great to use indoor or outdoor or display on a stand or wall. Late 18th century, Rajasthan, India.    

Ragamala paintings were created in most schools of Indian painting, starting in the 16th and 17th centuries, and are today named accordingly as Pahari Ragamala, Rajasthan or Rajput R...

Most were produced in the northern region of Rajasthan, almost always in the local jails. These were often commissioned for specific areas of the Maharaja's palaces.