Pair of Indian cabinets made of embossed copper and polychrome enamel – 20th century

Pair of Indian doors in embossed copper and polychrome enamel – 20th century An interesting and decorative pair of doors, likely of Indian manufacture from the 20th century, characterized by rich artisanal craftsmanship in embossed copper and polychrome enamel. The front surface features an elaborate geometric composition, outlined by metal frames worked in relief and embellished with numerous enameled copper elements, all entirely handcrafted. The six central panels depict elegant floral arrangements within stylized vases, rendered in a vibrant polychrome palette of blues, greens, reds, and yellows. The refined decorations continue along the outer bands, adorned with vine motifs and small flowers, creating a particularly harmonious whole with great decorative impact. The rich ornamentation and craftsmanship evoke the Indian enamel tradition known as meenakari, in the Indo-Persian style. The doors are completed by characteristic ring handles and a metal chain. The back retains the wooden structure with reinforcing crossbars. A pair of remarkable aesthetic presence, particularly interesting also as a decorative wall piece or for inclusion in a space furnished with antique furniture and objects of Oriental art. Overall dimensions: - Height: 83.5 cm - Width: 66 cm Period: 20th century Provenance: Probably made in India Technique: Hand-enameled and embossed copper, worked metal leaf, and wooden frame.