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refers to the extraordinary colour transformations that occur as the glaze reacts to heat and atmosphere within the kiln
Sind and Himachal Pradesh
See the final photo for an original painting of how altar tables were used in traditional Chinese homes
known in China as 'jumu' or 'southern elm
61 x 7 x 115 (wxdxh cms)
Polychromed Indian Tiger Figure From Karnataka - 19th Century Period - Late 18th Century refers to the extraordinary colourThis colourful and characterful Indian tiger toy figurine is from Channapatna in Karnataka. Channapatna is renowned to this day for its production of painted Indian toys. Tigers have been a symbol of India for over 5000 years and remain so to this day. Production of these figurines began in the mid 19th century with an example from 1865 on display in the V&A museum. From India References: Similar examples can be found in the Victoria & Albert Museum,
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