Two box panels with mithuna couples

Two rectangular panels side by side, made of light-colored material, possibly ivory or carved wood. Each panel depicts a couple in an embrace. The man and woman on the left panel face right; the man on the left has his arm around the woman's waist and his hand on her hip; she has her right hand on his arm and her left on his shoulder. The man and woman on the right panel face left; the man on the right has his arm around the woman's waist and his right hand on her back; she looks back at him and has her left arm around his neck. The figures wear traditional Indian attire and jewelry, including necklaces, earrings, and a headpiece. The background of each panel features intricate carvings of floral patterns and foliage. A carved pillar separates the two panels. The panels have a decorative border around the edges. The background behind the panels is black. The artwork is by an unknown artist and is titled "Two box panels with mithuna couples".