Indian Chakki Coffee Table - Teak Rice Mill - 19th Century Wall Art Its broad surface and robust

Its broad surface and robust construction reflect its original function

During the Ming Dynasty the Emperor set up the imperial kilns in Jingdezhen which to this day is the center for the best quality porcelain handmade by the same families for centuries

Perfect for hot weather

This solid teak chapati board originates from Rajasthan and dates to the 19th century

These cabinets are constructed from cedar or pine and decorated in the traditional Tibetan colours

Indian Chakki Coffee Table - Teak Rice Mill - 19th Century Wall Art Its broad surface and robustThis striking 19th century Indian chakki table is a superb example of traditional village craftsmanship, repurposed today as a versatile and highly decorative piece of furniture. Hand carved from solid teak, it was originally used as a rice or grain grinding mill in rural Rajasthan or Gujarat. The circular form features bold chip carved decoration around the edge, showcasing geometric motifs that highlight the artisan's skill. Chakki tables, known in