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Stone Parrot Turban Hanger From Dungarpur - 19thC

Stone Parrot Turban Hanger From Dungarpur - 19thC

This stone turban hanger (called a khunti in Hindi) has been carved in the shape of a parrot.

Originating in Dungarpur in the Banswara tribal area of Rajasthan, this would have been used daily for turbans or a clothes peg They are often seen in palaces & houses of the wealthier classes, normally plastered into the wall, other animals like horses and peacock are quite common too. 

We've paired it with a polished granite stand which displays it perfectly.  A unique and quirky piece of social history.

From India

22 x 13 x 23 (wxdxh cms)

UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands £7.50
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$67.67

Original: $193.34

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Stone Parrot Turban Hanger From Dungarpur - 19thC

$193.34

$67.67

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Stone Parrot Turban Hanger From Dungarpur - 19thC

This stone turban hanger (called a khunti in Hindi) has been carved in the shape of a parrot.

Originating in Dungarpur in the Banswara tribal area of Rajasthan, this would have been used daily for turbans or a clothes peg They are often seen in palaces & houses of the wealthier classes, normally plastered into the wall, other animals like horses and peacock are quite common too. 

We've paired it with a polished granite stand which displays it perfectly.  A unique and quirky piece of social history.

From India

22 x 13 x 23 (wxdxh cms)

UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands £7.50
More delivery options available on checkout

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This stone turban hanger (called a khunti in Hindi) has been carved in the shape of a parrot.

Originating in Dungarpur in the Banswara tribal area of Rajasthan, this would have been used daily for turbans or a clothes peg They are often seen in palaces & houses of the wealthier classes, normally plastered into the wall, other animals like horses and peacock are quite common too. 

We've paired it with a polished granite stand which displays it perfectly.  A unique and quirky piece of social history.

From India

22 x 13 x 23 (wxdxh cms)

UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands £7.50
More delivery options available on checkout