Tribal Silver Diety Amulet From Rajasthan Furniture and—when lined up in ranks—an

and—when lined up in ranks—an altar façade whose imagery conveyed auspicious and protective meaning

the Hindu warrior goddess

This is old Indian carved teak votive panel from Andra Pradesh is over 100 years old dating to the end of the 19th century

The interior of the piece is accessible by a small hatch on the side

A Rajasthani tribal silver amulet depicting the ghost king hero Bhumiya Raj

Tribal Silver Diety Amulet From Rajasthan Furniture and—when lined up in ranks—anA Rajasthani tribal silver amulet depicting a Bhairava, a fearsome manifestation of Shiva who protected devotees from enemies, greed, lust and anger. These traditional tribal silver amulets come from Rajasthan and acted as protection charms. They are worn till this day on various parts of the body and sometimes might have been concealed in turbans, hats or clothing. These amulets were made by hammering through a brass cast mold. Although high silver