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It was carved by a local village carpenter and would have been used as part of Bhuta Kola spirit worship rituals which involved highly stylised dancing with masks to obtain the blessing of the god and protect the community
Dimensions: W41 x D31 x H48 cm
The head and body are incredibly carved from a single tree trunk and traces of the original bright yellow paint remain on his underbelly
we believe this Japanese tansu to date from the Taishō Period which dates it to early 20th century between 1912 & 1926
Teak Okli Mortar From Rajasthan - 19th Century Takhat Tables It was carved by aThis antique teak okli mortar from Rajasthan dates to the 19th century and was traditionally used for grinding spices, herbs, and grains in Indian kitchens. Carved from a single solid block of teak, the mortar has a pleasing cylindrical form with a subtly stepped base and thick rim designed to withstand years of daily pounding with a wooden pestle. The exterior still retains traces of its original hand painted decoration, with bands of deep red and
