WOODEN TRIBAL NANDI Provenance:Central India His horse is shown festively

His horse  is shown festively decorated  across its head and neck

It has a very unique design for a tea pot and is definitely a one-of-a-kind collectible

Some believe these Bhutas to be from the sect of Ganas

Placing these items strategically within a room can create a captivating ambiance and add a touch of elegance to any interior design

Similar wooden carvings were used to decorate and build chariots

WOODEN TRIBAL NANDI Provenance:Central India His horse is shown festivelyThis antique wooden bullock is a toy used by children during Pola festival and is now a rare collectible. Pola festival, celebrated predominantly in Maharashtra and some parts of Central India (Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh) is a day when farmers decorate and worship their bulls as a mark of respect for their support in farming. While elders celebrate this festival by worshipping bulls, children participate on the day of Chhota Pola or Tanha Pola