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translating them into pared-back silhouettes
Its relaxed
The surface has been carefully stripped of its later black paint layer to reveal the original icy blue tones beneath
China - 19th Century
The bold colour and symbolic decoration were believed to bring prosperity and good fortune to the household
Carved Cedar Lintel Panel From Kangra Valley - 19thC Finish - Blue Lacquer translating them into pared-back silhouettesThis beautifully naively carved Indian lintel panel with horses comes from an old building in Kangra, Himachal Pradesh which has fallen into disrepair. The lintel sits above a doorway and was commonly carved in India. Deodar cedar grows in the higher altitude areas of India and is rarely found outside the Himalayan mountain range. This particular style of carving is unusual and provincial. The disproportionate sizing of horses and figures is almost
