Painted South Indian Figure of Garuda - Late 19thC Material - Red Coral it offers a wonderful glimpse

it offers a wonderful glimpse into everyday domestic life in early twentieth-century India

decorative manuscript-style borders

It is intricately carved with a double mihrab arch in the classic Mughal style with fluted pillars and stylized parrot detailing

This is a lovely gift for a collector of Tibetan Art or furniture and would make a wonderful centrepiece on a sideboard or table - 19thC

The frame is inlaid with silver using a technique called bidriwork (called koftgari work in India) and it is hinged with a brass pin

Painted South Indian Figure of Garuda - Late 19thC Material - Red Coral it offers a wonderful glimpseA large polychrome painted Indian carved wooden model Garuda who is the Hindu demigod of strength and vigilance. He is often described as 'King of the birds' and pictured with wings. This beautifully carved and painted figure is mounted on a sturdy base with a supporting back rod. From India 52 x 35 x 102 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 40 More delivery options available at checkout