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The striking grain patterns are beautifully complemented by the original brass hardware
A rare early painted Tibetan chest in which brocade-derived roundels and a disciplined “rug” layout capture the deep dialogue between textiles and furniture in Himalayan material culture
with marks and wear consistent with age
5 x 2 x 25
5 x 21 (wxdxh cms)
Markandeya Chariot Carving From South India - 18th Century Textiles The striking grain patterns areThis Indian carved teak panel depicts the story of Markandeya who was destined to die at age 16. Markandeya was a devotee of Shiva and protected from death. The god of death, Yama riding a bull came to take Markandeya's life by thowing a rope around his neck. Instead, the noose became tied around a nearby Shivalingam summoning Lord Shiva. Shiva battled Yama to the point of defeat and saved Markandeya earning Shiva the name of Kalantaka (The Ender of
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