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The ornament on furniture made in Western India in the mid- to late-17th century reflected more closely the Mughal court style, rather than earlier examples from the region.
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The ‘flower style’ follows a long-standing Mughal tradition in courtly painting and decorative arts – but since the 17th century, floral motifs were not seen as secondary elements, but the primary focus of decoration in their own right.
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A fine Mughal ivory-inlaid wooden cabinet. Gujarat or Sindh, Western India, 17th century. Estimate: £40,000–60,000.
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Arts of India – 12 June at Christie’s London.⠀
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