Carved Roheda Wood Takhat Table From Shekhawati - 19th Century Cashmere it also would have doubled

it also would have doubled as a desk

with swirling

72 x 61 x 108 (wxdxh cms)

it's constructed from reclaimed pine wood sourced from old Chinese doors or floors

They are often used to signal the start and end of meditation sessions or during chanting prayers in Tibetan monasteries

Carved Roheda Wood Takhat Table From Shekhawati - 19th Century Cashmere it also would have doubledThis magnificent antique Indian takhata traditional daybed from Rajasthanhas been beautifully repurposed as a coffee table. Originating from the Shekhawati region and dating to the 19th century, it is crafted from organic roheda wood, a dense variety of teak prized for its strength and deep, warm tone. The table retains exquisite hand carved floral detailing along its apron, complemented by the rich patina that has developed over more than a century