Khandoba SculptureBrass Khandoba sculpture with Mhalsa on horseback worshipped in Maharashtra and Karnataka Brass Size : H 10. 5" W 6" This brass sculpture depicts Khandoba, a revered warrior deity, mounted on horseback alongside his consort Mhalsa. Worshipped primarily in Maharashtra and Karnataka, Khandoba is considered a regional form of Shiva and a guardian of agrarian and pastoral communities. The horse, often central to his iconography, symbolizes martial valor

Weight: 8 kgs

Size : H 31"/ W 0

Known for its fine bone china and intricate transferware designs

Size: 2ft width x 7 ft ht / 24 x 84 in

Nickel and Silver plated

wool felting

Medium: An assemblage of drawing and print on layers of plexiglass housed in reclaimed teak and bevelled glass

Medium: Handwoven Recyled cotton himroo

Size : H 35" / W 35"

Traditionally used in temples and tantric rituals

or Christian altars in the region

Size: 13" x 13" x 17"