Late 19th Century Red Tikka Box (12) Fabric the flanking panels featuring carved

the flanking panels featuring carved interlocking geometric medallions and the central drawer

Although this bowl may be small it is packed with rich Chinese history and illustrates the major movement in Chinese ceramics

This stunning piece originated in Rajasthan within the late 19th century

India which can be seen through the peacock shape as different animals represent different regions of India

Late 19th Century Red Tikka Box (12) Fabric the flanking panels featuring carvedThis stunning box originated in India and is known as a Tikka box. This box was handcrafted from wood and has a faded rich red colour, apart from the inside which is stained orange from the powder. It has a circular shape with a distinct hand carved lid on top. Originally, it was used to store sacred powders such as kumkum powder or vermillion. They are then used for applying a bindi or tilak on the forehead during religious ceremonies or as a