Late 19th Century Red Tikka Box (10) Ceiling Lights It was used as a

It was used as a grain store but also as a funerary object

These blankets will have been

They are then used for applying a bindi or tilak on the forehead during religious ceremonies or as a cultural mark

Along the perimeter of the money box you may notice heavy iron rivets (studs) this design feature was a security measure making it difficult for thieves to smash open the box

this beautifully quaint lamp would be a fabulous addition to any rustic home

Late 19th Century Red Tikka Box (10) Ceiling Lights It was used as aThis 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