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This brass sculpture is of the goddess Saraswati, also known as Mata Rani, and Devi. She is the Hindu goddess of knowledge, art and learning. This statue depicts Saraswati on her vasana, the swan, with her instrument of choice, the sitar. Her elaborate headdress is testament to her exalted stature a..

This piece, in aini wood and brass, is a part of deep rooted Kerala culture. It is a part of the ‘Chundan Vallam’, the Kerala Snake Boat that is traditionally used in boat races to celebrate Onam, the most revered Malayali holiday. Believed to be a part of a boat that was showcased at the legendary ..

This dowry box, also called a hope chest, is an addition to any home where daughters are preparing for a marriage in the foreseeable future. This particular piece, reflecting mid 17th century brass overlays, with a lock for security, and made of the finest rosewood might have belonged to one of the ..

This collapsable prayer book holder, used traditionally either for The Bible or the Bhagvad Gita, is solid wood. The grooves are smooth, for adjustable functioning and it gives sturdy support even for heavier, hard bound books. The base is made of two slotted feet, of the same wood, upon which the b..

These large statues have been made in South India, reflecting the clothing and grooming styles of the South. Almost as large as life, they have traditionally been used in parades and processions, as well as part of dramas and set design. Dressed in folk clothing, with hand painted lungis, natural se..

These pieces of tribal art, cast in brass and framed in wood, encapsulate the diversity of cultures within the Indian Subcontinent. Decorative pieces that can be either wall hung or table mounted, these sculptures reflect the dressing style of Tribals and Rajputs from Northern India, along with the ..

This beautiful piece of history is not only remarkable in its aesthetics, but also in its functionality as a fully functional miniature temple cart. Made in the 17th century, it is a true antique work of art. This is a representation of the elaborate parade carts used in temple festivals, a reproduc..

Possibly the most widely recognised Hindu artefact across the world, this is a depiction of Lord Shiva as Nataraja, the Supreme God of Dance. The two dance forms associated with this Supreme deity are the Tandava, the Dance of Destruction, and the Lasya, the dance of creation. Analogous to Yin and Y..

An antique statue of a soldier made of white metal ...

Grace your porch with this relaxing pair of easy chairs. Made of antique teakwood, in the traditional foldable Keralite design, it is the ideal piece of furniture from which one can gaze upon the miles of green fields abound. The seat is made of laminated, woven coir, reinforced through the hand wea..