Early 18th Century Indian Wood Stele of Indra and Consort

Early 18th Century Indian Wood Stele of Indra and Consort

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Early 18th Century Indian Wood Stele of Indra and Consort

SKU 1414408 Categories Object / Statue, Religious Tag India Stele Indra and Consort

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Region	Indian
Period	Pre 1700

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Indian Wood Stele of Indra and Consort seated in ‘royal ease’ on lotus throne under the crest of the flaming Kirtimukha lion-torso figure with arms outstretched. Wondrously carved, standing attendants at each side. Worn with devotional usage. Traces of old pigment.
Pair of recumbent elephants and deity at base.

Handley Collection, purchased Sotheby’s March 1988

circa 1700s
Size: 23″H x 13″ W x 5″ D

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Indian Wood Stele of Indra and Consort seated in ‘royal ease’ on lotus throne under the crest of the flaming Kirtimukha lion-torso figure with arms outstretched. Wondrously carved, standing attendants at each side. Worn with devotional usage. Traces of old pigment.
Pair of recumbent elephants and deity at base.

Handley Collection, purchased Sotheby’s March 1988

circa 1700s
Size: 23″H x 13″ W x 5″ D

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Region	Indian
Period	Pre 1700

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