"India, Tamil Nadu Region, 17th-18th Century, Wooden Architectural Element Representing A Yali. "
India, Tamil Nadu region, 17th-18th century, superb and unusual architectural element from a temple or residence belonging to upper castes. It is decorated with a Yali, an animal with a lion's body and elephant tusks from Hindu mythology. It is especially visible in the temples of southern India and particularly in the Tamil Nadu region. The significant weight of this piece attests to the quality of the wood and their vocation to embellish a building.Height 42 cm. The scale witness in the last photograph is a small model of a lighter from a brand known to all.
Good condition except for slight normal wear and tear without incidence.
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