Brass Horse & Khandoba From The Deccan - 19th Century Origin - Burma Its rounded bowl form and

Its rounded bowl form and sturdy flared base are enhanced with stylised lotus-bud motifs€”symbols of purity and renewal in Chinese art

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and a sturdy chain to prevent the lid from straining its hinges

A decorative gallery rail along the top adds both stability and a subtle architectural detail

it retains a wonderfully aged

Brass Horse & Khandoba From The Deccan - 19th Century Origin - Burma Its rounded bowl form andThis small Indian cast Indian brass figure of Khandoba on horseback dates to the 19th century. It is from the Deccan Plateau, more specifically Southern Maharashtra or Karnataka. Khandoba is a warrior manifestation of Shiva most often worshipped in central and southern India. Khandoba is detachable from the horse and holds a shield in his left hand and a sword in his right. Remnants of Tika or kumkum are prominently visible from decades of conditional