Carved Stone Apsara Statue From India Material - Catalpa Wood Northern Gujarati houses were separated

Northern Gujarati houses were separated into three rooms

the renowned “Porcelain Capital” of China since 1004 AD

Developed and perfected at the imperial kilns of Jingdezhen during the Kangxi reign (1662–1722)

The legs are old teak pillars whilst the carved panel is from an old Gujarati door lintel

traces of original bindi pigment inside

Carved Stone Apsara Statue From India Material - Catalpa Wood Northern Gujarati houses were separatedThis Indian stone carving of an apsara is a reproduction in the style of an 11th century Indian statue. The Aspara were a set of beautiful mythical female celestial beings who danced for and entertained the gods. The Aspara can be seen with a parrot in her hand and a feeding peacock at her feet. On Earth, Apsara would often manifest as water nymphs. They were often featured in artwork, sculptures, and stories of various Indian cultures. Supplied on a