Bronze Votive Panel Of Virabhadra From Deccan - 19th Century Material - Elm (Reclaimed) with delicate floral and geometric

with delicate floral and geometric motifs and a softly shaped arch reflecting the influence of Mughal design

Kadais were used as cauldrons for cooking on a large scale at Indian festivals and weddings

which is burnt in small lamps during prayers

Dimensions: W17 x D15

offering protection and visual impact within a domestic or architectural setting

Bronze Votive Panel Of Virabhadra From Deccan - 19th Century Material - Elm (Reclaimed) with delicate floral and geometricThis antique bronze votive plaque of the Hindu god Virabhadra depicts him flanked by his Daksha & Bhadrakali. This plaque dates to the 19th century. Virabhadra stands in his classic tribhanga pose with four arms holding a sword, shield, mace, and bow. A lingam can be seen left of his head and a Nandi bull to the right. A cobra head above a yali head can be seen at the top of the plaque. Virabhadra is an incarnation of Shiva manifested when his wife,