Painted Teak Nandi Bull Toy From Rajasthan - 19th Century Indo Dutch A copper sheen can clearly

A copper sheen can clearly be seen on this piece which is often found on older

finer details are carved

dating to circa 1910 - 1920 century and created using the ancient lost-wax casting tradition that has been practised by tribal metalworking communities of central and eastern India for centuries

Mongolia & Bhutan

it was traditionally used to hold kumkum—the sacred red powder applied to the forehead as a tika or bindi in Hindu ritual practice

Painted Teak Nandi Bull Toy From Rajasthan - 19th Century Indo Dutch A copper sheen can clearlyThis old carved and painted Indian Nandi bull toy is from Andhra Pradesh and is made from teak wood. it dates to the 19th Century. The Nandi bull is a symbol of Lord Shiva and cows are still revered and continue to wander the streets in India. Nandi bulls are a perfect gift for a collector of art as every one is unique. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 7. 50 More delivery options available at checkout