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These beautifully patinated stone pots would be great for serving dhal or curry or for planting up cacti
this 1940s Bastar toran is a striking example of tribal metalwork from central India
Usually they'd depict plum blossoms
Condition: Excellent condition with intentional distressed finish reflecting the character of reclaimed wood
Bastar Danteshwari on an Elephant From Chhattisgarh - Ca 1910 Period - Early 20th Century These beautifully patinated stone potsThis beautiful Indian bronze elephant figure is mounted with a howdah (an elephant carriage). Inside the howdah is the goddess Danteshwari whilst the elephant is controlled by a mahout (elephant keeper). Dating to the 19th century and crafted in the Bastar tribal style. Danteshwari is a common form of the mother goddess and the primary deity of the royal house of the state of Bastar in Chhattisgarh. Bastar is famed for its beautiful sculptures &
