Radha Krishna Shutter From Bikaner - 19th Century Margin Scheme colour and character

colour and character

Dimensions: W24 x D22 x H13 cm

They can either be painted directly on the wood or older pieces onto a fabric applied to the wood

This intricately carved coffer is painstakingly hand carved with mandalas into reclaimed teak wood

Although the dragon was claimed as the symbol of the emperor during the Han dynasty (206 BC - 22 AD) it wasn't until the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) that the five claw dragon became the specific symbol of imperial might

Radha Krishna Shutter From Bikaner - 19th Century Margin Scheme colour and characterThis beautifully painted 19th century Indian window shutter depicts Radha and Krishna, one of the most revered divine couples in Hinduism. Krishna, instantly recognisable by his blue complexion, is shown serenely playing his flute while Radha stands opposite in graceful devotion. Beneath Krishna stands Nandi, the sacred bull traditionally associated with Lord Shiva, whose presence introduces an intriguing layer of symbolism and reflects the rich