Polychromed Indian Nandi Cow Figure From Surat - Ca 1900 Origin - Mughal The coal was mixed with

The coal was mixed with lacquer to produce this deep black lacquer

The louvre panel doors are held by two latches that open to reveal 3 large shelves

This takhat is from Shekhawati and dates to the 19th century

offering both historical significance and exceptional craftsmanship

modelled within a ring of flames and on a lotus moulded rectangular plinth

Polychromed Indian Nandi Cow Figure From Surat - Ca 1900 Origin - Mughal The coal was mixed withThis excellent example of a painted antique Indian nandi figurine is beautifully painted. Although this style is the pinnacle of 19th century and early 20th century Indian figurine production, there's still some debate as to where these were made. This style is likely from either Surat or Channapatna in Karnataka. Channapatna is renowned to this day for its production of painted Indian toys. The Nandi Bull is a symbol of Lord Shiva and cows are still