Dhokra Bronze Kondh Deer From Orissa - 19th Century Round Mirrors Campaign chests were constructed from

Campaign chests were constructed from teak

18 x 18 x 27 (wxdxh cms)

These Louvre sideboards are made using vintage window shutters and painted with distressed painted finish made in Rajasthan

time-softened patina that speaks to its architectural past

Other indicators of good quality are the brass edging on the lid and the heavy brass handles

Dhokra Bronze Kondh Deer From Orissa - 19th Century Round Mirrors Campaign chests were constructed fromThis charming votive deer statue is from the tribal area of Kandhamal, Orissa. These tribal statues were used as votives by Khond (also spelled Kondh or Gond) tribes like the Desia Kandha tribe. These statues date to the 19th century and would have been passed down through generations and worshipped to protect against the wild animals of the forest. It is likely this deer is the sambar deer, an animal unique to Orissa and the state animal of Orissa