Reproduction Indian Concrete Standing Buddha Material - Willow This became less common in

This became less common in later Rattanakosin castings when crowns became more common

The upturned ends are for ensuring scrolls do not roll off the cabinet

The traditional name for these Indian chests is 'majus' - they are found mostly in Rajasthan & Gujarat in North India

the powder used for marking the forehead of Hindus known as a tikka mark or bindi

textiles or valuables within a shop setting

Reproduction Indian Concrete Standing Buddha Material - Willow This became less common inThis serene Buddha is a reproduction of a 5th century Indian Gupta period Buddha from Sarnat, Uttar Pradesh. It is cast in concrete and has a convincing and beautiful patina and a feel of age. This is a copy of an original piece. Similar pieces can be found in the following collections: Asia Society, New York: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection, 1979. 5. Fujian Museum, Fuzhou Sarnat Archaeological Museum of Uttar Pradesh. Suitable for