Reproduction Indian Concrete Standing Buddha Material - Willow and the distressed paint shows

and the distressed paint shows the age and retains the true character of what was made as a decorative utility fixture

The traditional name for these Indian chests is 'majus' - they are found mostly in Rajasthan & Gujarat in North India

horse & human) can be seen across the front of the cabinet

the powder used for marking the forehead of Hindus known as a tikka mark or bindi

textiles or valuables within a shop setting

Reproduction Indian Concrete Standing Buddha Material - Willow and the distressed paint showsThis serene Buddha is a reproduction of a 5th century Indian Gupta period Buddha from Sarnat, Uttar Pradesh. It is cast in concrete and has a convincing and beautiful patina and a feel of age. This is a copy of an original piece. Similar pieces can be found in the following collections: Asia Society, New York: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection, 1979. 5. Fujian Museum, Fuzhou Sarnat Archaeological Museum of Uttar Pradesh. Suitable for