Name: Indian Carved Gaja Lakshmi Panel - Mughal Style - 18th Century
Brand: Indigo Antiques
SKU: A00114
Price: 995.0 GBP
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SKU: A00114 19th Century, from Hyderabad, India

Dimensions:: W125 x D4 x H22 cm
Quality:: Every piece restored & checked in UK

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This carved Indian panel dates from the 18^th century and has been made from chip carved teak in the Mughal Style. The panel depicts Gaja Lakshmi or Gajalaxmi meaning Lakshmi with elephants. She sits atop a lotus throne and symbolises both fertility and abundance. Gaja Lakshmi motifs are commonly found in both Hinduism & Buddhism. The style of carving indicates its origins to be from Hyderabad in India.

The panel comes supplied with wall hangers fitted on the reverse - it would look fabulous on a wall or above a mantle piece. As to be expected with its age, the central Lakshmi carving is missing her right hand.

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