Carved Teak Lintel Panel From Andra Pradesh - 19th Century Shelf the lamp combines ritual symbolism

the lamp combines ritual symbolism with decorative artistry

South of the Yarlung Tsangpo river which forms the Brahmaputra in India

As with many surviving Tibetan and Mongolian pieces

Materials: Walnut Wood

this pithara now makes a striking console or storage piece in a hallway or living space

Carved Teak Lintel Panel From Andra Pradesh - 19th Century Shelf the lamp combines ritual symbolismThis carved antique Indian panel was used as a lintel above a doorway to a home. It was salvaged from a building fallen into disrepair in the South Indian state of Andra Pradesh. It depicts two large elephants on either side of a diety. Floral carvings and the remains of old paint add further character to the piece. This particular piece dates from the 19th century and would look fabulous on a wall or above a mantle. Supplied fitted with wall hangers.