Kondh Dokra Bronze Zebu Bull From Orissa - Early 20thC Style - Wine Jars This 19thC intricately carved teak

This 19thC intricately carved teak door from Rajasthan has been converted into a large floor standing leaner mirror

Crafted using the traditional Dokra lost-wax casting process

This beautiful mirror is made from an original Indian fanlight window frame - from Gujarat - 19thC

Sustainable and beautiful

Kondh Dokra Bronze Zebu Bull From Orissa - Early 20thC Style - Wine Jars This 19thC intricately carved teakThis tribal brass cast zebu, or humped Indian bull would have been an important part of daily ritual for a Gond (Kondh or Khond) family. There is a small indent for an oil lamp which would be lit daily. The zebu has been revered in India since Harrapan times (6 millennia ago) and was often seen as the progenitor and impregnator of the earth. The Gonds khonds once made human sacrifices to the earth goddess (Tari Pennu or Bera Pennu) to ensure good