Carved Lintel Panel Of Ganesh & Gajalaxmi From Gujarat - 18thC Bangles This beautiful design uses the

This beautiful design uses the 'Itajime' Shibori technique to create the diamond repeat which is then digitally printed onto gorgeous soft pile velvet

the vase displays rich crimson tones with subtle variations created naturally during the firing process

34 x 11 x 41 (wxdxh cms)

Crafted from solid elm

These striking hexagonal seats can be used both indoors and outdoors

Carved Lintel Panel Of Ganesh & Gajalaxmi From Gujarat - 18thC Bangles This beautiful design uses theThis intricately carved antique Indian panel depicts Ganesh on the left and Gaja Lakshmi on the right. Gaja Lakshmi or Gajalaxmi means Lakshmi with elephants. She sits atop a lotus throne and symbolises both fertility and abundance whilst being bathed by elephants. Gaja Lakshmi motifs are commonly found in both Hinduism & Buddhism. The style of carving indicates it to be Gujarati in origin. It would have adorned an old haveli, a home of a merchant.