Carved Nandi Bull Chariot Panel From Tamil Nadu - 19thC Material - Poplar Often people would gift painted

Often people would gift painted furniture to temples as offerings

Original antique Tibetan cabinets are now very rare and there are many fakes on the market made in the late 20th century

Dimensions: W15

A comparable example is illustrated on page 77 of Flames of Devotion: Oil Lamps From South & South East Asia & The Himalayas by Sean Anderson

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Carved Nandi Bull Chariot Panel From Tamil Nadu - 19thC Material - Poplar Often people would gift paintedThis carved Indian teak panel from a Ratha Yatra chariot depicts a Nandi bull and linga yoni. Nandi is the vehicle of Lord Shiva and statues of Nandi are often found at the entrances to Hindu temples. Linga Yoni is the combination of the abstract representation of the Hindu god & goddess Shiva & Shakti. Together they symbolise the eternal divine process of creation. This is depicted in Chinese philosophy as the Yin & Yang. Ratha Yatra chariots are