LADY WITH A LAMP POTS Krishna’s childhood and youth is

Krishna’s childhood and youth is filled with many legends that depict his divine powers like lifting the Govardhana hill to protect people from torrential rains

antique musician idols are highly sought after in the market

This majestic wooden artefact not only serves as a stunning interior decor item but also embodies the artistic and cultural significance of the region

This panel sourced from North-Eastern part of India

holds great significance in traditional Indian art and architecture

LADY WITH A LAMP POTS Krishna’s childhood and youth isLADY WITH A LAMP This rare and vintage collectible is an unique statue of a lady holding a lamp. This elaborately dressed lady with long plaited hair is from Tamil Nadu and is believed to have been made using Lost Wax technique. She is depicted wearing a lot of finery like necklaces, bangles, amulets, nose ring and bangles. She also has a big bindi on her forehead. Lost wax technique of bronze casting is an age old method dating back to at least 5700