$95.00
Exquisite Cotton Kantha Throw / bedspread with patchwork handcrafted by artisans from Rajasthan using the century old process of block printing. The beautiful prints displaying peacocks, elephants, forest and...
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From our Heritage collection - Rare Vintage Hanging Lamp used for decades to worship the Goddesses and claimed to be one from the several ancestral lamps of a family from...
$120.00
From our Heritage collection - Rare Vintage Hanging Lamp with a beautifully crafted peacock on the chain used for decades to worship the Goddesses and claimed to be one from...
$95.00
Exquisite hand crafted framed Vintage brass temple frame depicting "Yali" mounted on vibrant orange coloured raw silk inside an antique finish gold frame. As per Indian mythology, the Yali is a mythical creature portrayed as...
$60.00
Traditional ritual incense burner used for Sang offerings as per the Tibetan tradition. Sang is a mild yet full of aroma Incense made of Juniper and many other mountain herbs...
$150.00
Exquisite brass temple frame or Prabhavali inspired by the temples of South India handcrafted with twin Mythical Yalis, intricately engraved temple pillars and the idol of the Hindu diety Vitthal believed...
$125.00
From our Heritage collection - Rare Vintage Hanging Lamp used for decades to worship the Goddesses and claimed to be one from the several ancestral lamps of a family from...
$90.00
This exquisite peacock oil lamp is hand crafted by skilled artisans from the South of India. The peacock displaying its full plumage is sculpted from solid brass and hangs on a...
$60.00
Aromatic Herbal Incenses were one of the most widely used ritual objects for religious practices in Indian households and temples on any occasion and were seen as a Aromatic offering...
$110.00
This is a beautifully crafted Vintage Brass swing hanging on chains with Lord Ganesha seated on it mounted on an exquisite handcrafted Prabhavali temple frame. Displaying the skills and the...
$60.00
Bells used in Hindu ceremonies and temples are also called "Ghantas". This exquisite brass bell crafted by skilled artisans with the figure of Lord Ganesha is hand crafted from solid...
$70.00
Vintage Jharoka Temple in solid Brass handcrafted by artisans from Rajasthan, India. The temple with an intricately carved canopy in brass stands on 4 pillars and is inspired by the...
$155.00
This vintage brass pot or planter, handcrafted by artisans from the South of India is adorned with beautifully engraved peacock handles on either side and smooth round curves.
The pot is hand engraved with a floral theme which runs across the body of the vessel , the bottom and the rim showing off the skill of the artisan and is further enhanced with a dark patina and brass finish where it sits on 3 perfectly balanced legs.
The traditional Indian peacock handles lend the pot its beauty and grace.
Truly a collectors item and a fine example of a form typical of the mid century with delicate engravings and traditional Mughal style etchings and floral motifs.
Measures:
Length Peacock to peacock is 32 cm| Height 19 cm.
Diameter of mouth 17 cm
Each peacock measures 11 cm.
Weight: 2.85 kilograms
$295.00
Majestic brass sculpture of Lord Ganesha with four hands sitting on a lotus flower watched by the Rat - his Vahan and handcrafted by the most skilled artisans from South of India.
Crafted in a light patina finish, this sculpture is a piece of art . Displaying 4 hands, , one can only admire the exquisite engraving done by hand on the sculpture with the finest detail.
Each symbol associated with the elephant-headed Hindu god is viewed as a reminder to manifest the powers held within us. The Abhaya Mudra is the gesture of fearlessness with the sign of OM of his lower right hand and symbolizes Ganesh's blessings and protection on a person's journey through life, especially the spiritual one.
In his upper right hand, Ganesh usually holds an axe, with which he is said to cut off all attachments of life and symbolizes removal of your obstacles or delivery of justice.
Modakapatra, the bowl of sweets in his left lower hand exemplifies Ganesh’s love of sweets. The axe is a tool used to destroy ignorance in the world. The noose illustrates the notion to draw loved-ones close, but also remind us to encircle and save strayed ones in extraordinary ways.
The Lotus flower, Ganesha is sitting upon represents enlightenment.
Ganesh, a much-beloved and worshiped deity, is the son of Lord Shiva and Parvati and is worshipped as the God of wisdom, prosperity and considered most auspicious for new beginnings.
Measures:
Height 31 cm x Width 24 cm x Depth 19 cm
Weight: 7.150 kilograms.
Material used: Brass
Note: A part of a tusk meant to be held in the left upper hand is incomplete and only adds to the vintage nature of this fine sculpture.
$65.00
This rich yet earthy red and deep green handwoven reversible Kalamkari Jute rug with a diamond pattern is hand woven by skilled artisans from the state of Telangana, India.
The vibrant colours of this rug are highlighted by the use of organic vegetable and plant dyes.
The rug can be used in the living room or bedroom - elegant enough to brighten up any floor in the house.
Size: Length 150cm x Wide 90 cm | 5 feet x 3 feet
Weight: 1.7 kilograms
Care: This rug is made from pure jute cotton. Spot clean or vacuum for day to day cleaning. Dry clean only.
$145.00
Hand crafted brass Chowki from the South of india delicately engraved with traditional Indian motifs and design.
The chowki is supported on 3 legs in the shape and form of beautifully engraved elephant heads with ears , tusks and elephant feet. With a dark patina and brass gold finish, the chowki shows off the skill and craftsmanship of the artisans and is a Collectors item.
Found in royal households and affluent Hindu homes, such chowkis were used as a base for keeping statues of Gods at the entrance of the home.
Measures: 25 cm in diameter with a height of 22 cm.
Distance between each of the 3 legs is 36 cm.
Weight of Chowki : 2.65 kilograms
$145.00
Vintage hand crafted bronze temple frame or Prabhavali as its popularly known depicting "Yali" - a mythical creature seen in most Hindu temples often found atop the pillars of South Indian sculpture and figures of Gods and Goddesses.
Handcrafted in Bronze metal with exquisite engravings, the mythical Yali and a 5 hooded snake as protection at the top with brass idols of Lord Ganesha and Indian Goddess Lakshmi mounted on a bright vibrant red coloured raw silk , this Prabhavali with a rich vintage finish is a "Collectors item".
The Yali in the South of India particularly, is portrayed as part lion, part elephant and part horse, and in similar shapes including some bird-like features and are believed to be more powerful than the lion, the tiger or the elephant.
Weighing nearly 2 kilograms, this brass Yali frame or Prabhavali ( the never ending circular Halo around an Indian God or temple ) is mounted on vibrant red raw silk fabric and framed with an antique finish synthetic frame.
Use as a wall hanging frame as shown in the picture to highlight the beauty of this 3 dimensional Prabhavali.
Measures: Size of the frame with prabhavali : Height 40 cm x Width 35 cm
Weight: 2.5 kilograms
$95.00
Exquisite hand crafted framed Vintage brass temple frame depicting "Yali" mounted on vibrant orange coloured raw silk inside an antique finish gold frame.
As per Indian mythology, the Yali is a mythical creature portrayed as part lion, part elephant and part horse believed to be more powerful than the lion or the tiger.
Seen sculpted on pillars of South Indian temples with figures of of gods and goddesses, this temple frame or Prabhavali - as is popularly known, is crafted with a 5 headed snake hood at the top with smaller yali figures.
This Prabhavali - the never ending circular Halo around an Indian God or temple, is a collectors item and perfect to adorn any space in your home.
Size of the frame with prabhavali : Height 40 cm x Width 26 cm
Measures: Size of the brass Prabhavali: Height 20 cm x Wide 15 cm
Weight: 1.150 Grams
