Indian Carved Gaja Lakshmi Panel - Mughal Style - 18th Century Hats they make a great decorative

they make a great decorative piece or even coffee table

The skills used to create this stand have been passed down through generations from family elders

This classic Mughal design is seen throughout Northern India - with distressed paint

with down cast eyes and a serene expression wearing an elaborate headdress

it incorporates beautifully aged timber and hand-carved panels

Indian Carved Gaja Lakshmi Panel - Mughal Style - 18th Century Hats they make a great decorativeThis carved Indian panel dates from the 18th century and has been made from chip carved teak in the Mughal Style. The panel depicts Gaja Lakshmi or Gajalaxmi meaning Lakshmi with elephants. She sits atop a lotus throne and symbolises both fertility and abundance. Gaja Lakshmi motifs are commonly found in both Hinduism & Buddhism. The style of carving indicates its origins to be from Hyderabad in India. The panel comes supplied with wall hangers fitted