Tribal Silver Saptamatrika Amulet - 19th Century Origin - England Publisher: Eirindō - seal 「栄林堂製」

Publisher: Eirindō - seal 「栄林堂製」

sophisticated design would look great both in a contemporary setting or in a more traditional home

this takhat embodies the pragmatic elegance of Shekhawati craftsmanship — equally suited to domestic rest and social gatherings

giving it the depth

These Chinese export table cabinets were made for wealthy members of the Western upper class in the Qing dynasty including the Georgians when Chinoiserie was all the rage in the early 19th century

Tribal Silver Saptamatrika Amulet - 19th Century Origin - England Publisher: Eirindō - seal 「栄林堂製」A Rajasthani tribal silver amulet depicting Saptamatrika or Sapta Apsara. The Saptamatrika were seven mother goddesses in Hinduism they are accompanied by an eighth guardian figure, Bhairava, a fearsome manifestation of Shiva. Each mother is a feminine counterpart of a Hindu god. Their names are Brahmani, Maheshvari, Kaumari, Vaishnavi, Varahi, Indrani & Chamunda. These traditional tribal silver amulets come from Rajasthan and acted as protection