Indian Carved Horse Head On Stand - 19th Century Pillars This old Indian stone niche

This old Indian stone niche would have been used beside doorways with oil lamps or candles

this piece has been sympathetically modified for modern display while preserving its authenticity and aged beauty

The majority of sea chests were made in the town of Ogi on Sado Island

These old iron drums have been recycled and repainted in the typical Rajasthani style with floral patterns

Indian Carved Horse Head On Stand - 19th Century Pillars This old Indian stone nicheThis magnificent 19th century teak horse head corbel originates from Gujarat and was originally carved as an architectural element for a grand doorway, where the horse traditionally symbolised strength, prosperity, and protection. Boldly sculpted from a single solid block of teak, the carving is powerful and expressive, with deeply modelled features, pronounced musculature, and confident, assured detailing that speaks to the skill of the original