Brass Horse & Khandoba From The Deccan - 19th Century sarong The simple design originated during

The simple design originated during the Ming dynasty and this particular piece was constructed during the 19th century

Hillie Grumbar of Samarkand was so impressed with these women's enthusiasm despite their many day-to-day challenges

There is a central bo (locking bar) which gives the bo dansu its name

due to natural changes in the composition of the rock as it formed

it's ideal for use in a kitchen or bathroom

Brass Horse & Khandoba From The Deccan - 19th Century sarong The simple design originated duringThis 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