WOODEN KRISHNA IDOL Provenance:Uttar Pradesh - India It is made of bronze

It is made of bronze and is from North Karnataka where it is one of the common representations of Lord Shiva with Naga

a small hole is made in the mould and it is heated so that the wax melts and runs out leaving the mould hollow

This wooden panel from Gujarat was once a part of a haveli (traditional mansion) and was used as a decorative piece

This vintage box can be used to store trinkets or just as an decorative object to enhance your home décor

The art of moulding metal sheets into flowers and decorative objects by hand was a skill practised by artisans in the past

WOODEN KRISHNA IDOL Provenance:Uttar Pradesh - India It is made of bronzeWOODEN KRISHNA IDOL Lord Krishna, the eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu, is one of the most popular and loved deities of Hinduism. Hindu iconography depicts Krishna with dark or blue skin, wearing a peacock feather in his crown and playing a flute. He is sometimes also shown with cows and in some cases in his romantic form with gopis (milkmaids). Krishna is the central character in Bhagavad Gita, the sacred scripture of Hindus. Krishnas childhood and youth