Swat Valley Bridal Chest - Wood - Pakistan - late 19th century

This antique Swat Valley bridal chest (Ghurra) dates from the 19th century and originates from the Hindu Kush region in present-day northern Pakistan. Such chests were traditionally crafted for weddings to store the bride's dowry. Typical for this region are the four distinctive corner posts topped with artfully turned finials. The detailed chip carvings feature floral rosettes, stylized sunwheels, and dense geometric patterns deeply rooted in Dardic folk art. very good craftsmanship high-quality materials Made in Pakistan Condition & Size: This piece has been carefully cleaned. Its original condition has been preserved. Please note that the delivery time for the furniture is 2-5 weeks. The shipping costs are specified as flat rates, and we still need to inquire about the shipping costs for each city or location after we received your order. We will inform you after the purchase whether we will refund overpaid shipping costs or if the shipment to your location requires additional shipping costs.

Estimation:€400

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