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This elegant and rare, large copper repousse water container is from Himachal Pradesh.

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The rounded body, which it is thought took its shape from hollowed out melons or gourds that were originally used as water carriers, sits on a circular foot. The ewer has a tapered neck, and a “pleasure dome” lid with a lotus bud shaped finial. The curved handle has two makaras (aquatic mythological animals), one at the top, and thinner one curled at the base. The 'S' shaped spout has another makara at the terminal.
“One of the most characteristic objects of daily life throughout the Islamic world is the ewer…”, says author Mark Zebrowski. Furthermore “in the hot climates of India and the middle east, this water bearing vessel had great importance” both for religious as well as utilitarian purposes and appears often in miniatures, art and architecture. In Deccan and Mughal culture, it is thought that ewers would have been used to pour scented water for guest to wash their hands. The ewer is generally thought to have evolved in Iran and spread to India, but Zebrowski feels there is some evidence that this may have been the other way round. He cites an earlier dated example found in a temple from 1415.

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This is a brass Veerabhadra shield from North Karnataka/Maharashtra, which would have been used in ritual dances. Veerabhadra the warrior, also known as Veerabathira or Veerabathiran, is a fierce and fearsome form of Shiva. He holds in his four hands a Bana (arrow), Khadga (sword), Dhanusha (bow), and Khetaka (shield). Above him at the apex of the arched prabhavali is the protective face of a yali. To the right of the Yali is Nandi, Shiva's vahana, and to the left a lingam. At the base of the shield on the left is Daksha Prajapathi, and on the right is his consort the goddess Parvati. The size mentioned is with the base stand.

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This is a brass Bhoota (Bhuta) of a figure riding on a horse. He is the divine spirit or Daiyva of a male warrior and a cultural hero worshipped as a part of Bhuta Kola. The rider is shown wearing an Ani, the large, halo-like structure worn on the back of a dancer during Bhoota Kola rituals. The \"ani\" represents the divine aura or power of the Bhoota deity, enhancing the visual impact of the performance. Bhootas (Bhutas) are deities and spirits worshipped widely in South Kanara, the coastal areas of Karnataka as well as in Kerala. They are generally considered deities, such as apotheosized local heroes or heroines or the spirits of wild animals dwelling in forests. The Bhootas (Bhutas) are closely related to and also embody the wild, dangerous, and fertile aspects of divine power.

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This figure, riding on a stylised tiger, is a bronze Pilichamundi Bhoota (Bhuta) from South Kanara/Kerala. Pilichamundi is a name composed of “Pilli” (Tiger in Tulu language) and “Chamundi”, a ferocious form of the Hindu divine mother goddess. The tiger’s significance is said to be as a protector of cattle and crops sent to Earth by Shiva. It is being ridden by a figure wearing a crown and jewellery. Bhootas (Bhutas) are deities and spirits worshipped widely in South Kanara, the coastal areas of Karnataka as well as in Kerala. They are generally considered deities, such as apotheosized local heroes or heroines or the spirits of wild animals dwelling in forests. The Bhootas (Bhutas) are closely related to and also embody the wild, dangerous, and fertile aspects of divine power.

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This is a bronze Maisandaya Bhutha mask from Coastal Karnataka/Kerala. The piece is adorned with detailing of a decorated harness and jewellery around the horns. Maisandaya, also known as Nandikona, is a revered spirit (Daiva) in the Bhuta Kola tradition of Tulu Nadu, a region in coastal Karnataka, India. It is usually worshipped by the agrarian communities of the Tulu land (parts of South Karnataka and North Kerala) as a gesture to thank its contribution to agriculture. Maisandaya is often depicted as a bull and is associated with the vahana (vehicle) of Lord Shiva, Nandi.
Bhuta Kola is a form of spirit worship where rituals are performed to honour these spirits, who are believed to protect and bring prosperity to the community. Bhoothas (Bhutas) are deities and spirits worshipped widely in South Kanara, the coastal areas of Karnataka as well as in Kerala. They are generally considered deities, such as apotheosized local heroes or heroines or the spirits of wild animals dwelling in forests. The Bhutas are closely related to and also embody the wild, dangerous, and fertile aspects of divine power.

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This is an elaborate kindi/ewer from Karnataka with an elephant’s head as the spout. The ewer is made of both copper and brass using a cast and repousse technique. The kindi has two rings on the top so it could be carried with a chain or rope, and on one side is a brass repousse representation of Lakshmi. On the other end of the ewer to the spout is a brass finial in the shape of a lotus bud. This kind of ewer was used for dispensing water in religious settings and is from the Mysore region. The cap at the top has at some point been lost to time.

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This is an unusual, brass Nandi inkwell on wheels from North Karnataka. The Nandi detailing includes numerous processional ornaments including chains of bells and other decorations. The cap of the inkwell is a shiva lingam that slides back in order to fill the ink. Nandi is the sacred bull calf, gatekeeper, and vehicle (vahana) of the God Shiva.

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This is a Deccan brass oil lamp finial in the form of Hamsa from Karnataka/Andhra Pradesh. The bird is beautifully engraved with feathers on the body and tail. Detailing also includes two neck ornaments. Hamsa, which is possibly a swan, is revered by Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains. It is seen as a symbol of purity, detachment and divine knowledge. Hamsa symbolises the highest spiritual accomplishment as it swims in water, walks on earth and flies in the sky.
The size mentioned is with the base stand.

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These are wooden, hand-carved, Marapachi dolls from Andhra Pradesh. These were traditionally displayed during the Golu festival in South India as part of Navaratri celebrations. Marapachi are presented in the home on tier shelves, and friends and neighbours invited to visit to view the displays. These dolls come in pairs, usually a man and a woman, and the children of the house dress them up at festival time.
Size of the male doll is 13.5 (H) x 4.5 (W) x 1.5 (D) inches and the size of the female doll is 13 (H) x 5 (W) x 1.5 (D) inches.

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This large, Bhuta, cast bronze boar, Panjurli, is from Coastal Karnataka. Panjurli is the divine spirit of a wild boar worshipped as a part of the Bhuta Kola. Metal boars such as this are used as part of annual ceremonies (still practiced today) called Kola to invoke demigods and spirits in the Tulu region of Karnataka in Southern India. These last several evenings and involves the use of ritual objects such as a headdress, as well as a face mask, ornaments, and offerings. Panjurli in Tulu means a wild boar offspring and is worshipped because many wild boars used to destroy crops and so farmers started worshipping the spirits of wild boars to protect them.

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This is a pair of rare Deccan, brass Nandi palki (palanquin) finials. Palanquin, or “palki”, are litter-type conveyances that have been in use in India for centuries. These striking finials would have adorned the pole end that were used to support and carry the compartment or the deity in processions from Shavaite monasteries.
The two pieces measure 12.5 (H) x 16.5 (W) x 7 (D) inches and 11.5 (H) x 16 (W) x 7 (D) inches.

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This is a large, bronze Durga mask from the Mysore region of Karnataka. The mask would have been used as an ornament for a stone sculpture. The goddess Durga is ambivalent in nature; she is both the sustainer and destroyer of men and nature. Durga is worshipped as a a fierce form of the protective mother goddess. She is associated with protection, strength, motherhood, destruction, and wars. Her mythology centres around combating evils and demonic forces that threaten peace and prosperity. Durga is depicted here wearing an engraved crown and earrings.
The size mentioned is with the base stand.

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This is a brass Khandoba mask from North Karnataka or Maharashtra. The mask would have been used as an ornament for a stone sculpture. Khandoba is a manifestation of Shiva worshipped mainly in the Deccan Plateau of India, especially in the states of Maharashtra and North Karnataka.
The size mentioned is with the base stand.

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This is a large, brass Kirtimukha (face of glory) from Karnataka, which would probably have once sat at the apex of a prabhavali. The story of Kirtimukha begins with King Jalandhara, who, by virtue of extraordinary austerities, accumulated to himself irresistible powers. In a burst of pride, he sent forth his messenger - the monster Rahu - to challenge Shiva to give up his bride Parvati. Shiva's immediate answer was to explode a tremendous burst of power from his third eye, which created a horrendous, emaciated, ravenous lion. A terrified Rahu sought Shiva's mercy, which Shiva eventually agreed to. But how then were they to feed the ravenous demon lion? Shiva suggested that the monster should feed on itself. So Kirtimukha willingly ate his body starting with its tail as per Lord Shiva's order, stopping only when his face remained. Shiva, who was so pleased with the result, gave it the name 'Face of Glory' and declared that it should always be at the door of his temples.
The piece is displayed on a custom-made stand. The size with the stand is 11 (H) x 15 (W) x 5 (D) inches. Without the stand, it measures 9.5 (H) x 15 (W) inches.

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This large bronze prabhavali (the protective arch around the idol) is from Kerala. The prabhavali is a representation of the tantras, which suggest that the deity be visualised as seated within or emerging out of the solar or lunar orb. At the apex of the of the prabhavali is a Kirtimukha - ‘the face of glory’ - the bulging face of a ravenous lion meant to avert malignant influences and protect. At the base of the prabhavali, are two stylised makara out of whose open mouths the prabhavali emerges. They symbolize water, the source of all existence, and are an auspicious symbol.

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This elegant brass prabhavali (the protective arch around the idol) is from Karnataka. The prabhavali is a representation of the tantras, which suggest that the deity be visualised as seated within or emerging out of the solar or lunar orb. At the apex of the of the prabhavali is a Kirtimukha - ‘the face of glory’ - the bulging face of a ravenous lion meant to avert malignant influences and protect. At the base of the prabhavali, which has been embellished with engraving work, are two makara out of whose open mouths the prabhavali emerges. They symbolize water, the source of all existence, and are an auspicious symbol.
One flame on the prabhavali has been lost to time. The size mentioned is with the custom-made stand.

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This stunning brass prabhavali (the protective arch around the idol) is from Karnataka. The prabhavali is a representation of the tantras, which suggest that the deity be visualised as seated within or emerging out of the solar or lunar orb. At the apex of this unusual cornet shaped prabhavali is a Kirtimukha - ‘the face of glory’ - the bulging face of a ravenous lion meant to avert malignant influences and protect. At the base of the prabhavali, which has been embellished with intricate engraving work, are two makara. They symbolize water, the source of all existence, and are an auspicious symbol. On the right-hand side at the base is also a trishul (trident) the symbol of Shiva, and on the left is a small hand drum, or damaru, which Shiva uses to drum the beat of his dance of creation and destruction. Behind the binding band, which runs across the prabhavali, are circular holders which would have been used to stand brass flags with different religious symbols.
The size mentioned is with the custom-made stand.

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This is a pair of beautiful brass, repousse dwarapalikas (female guardians) from Karnataka. Dwarapalikas are guardians of the gate or threshold and are placed at the entrance of temples, shrines or sacred precincts dedicated to goddesses. They carry in their hands the emblem of the deity enshrined in the sanctuary, in this case a trishul (trident) which symbolizes Ma Shakti, or Durga in their upper right hand. In the lower right hand, they have a protective weapon (mace) and in the upper left hand they hold a serpent. Repoussé is a metalworking technique in which a malleable metal is shaped by hammering from the reverse side to create a design in low relief.

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This is a pair of lost wax, bronze anklets worn by priests and dancers especially in North Karnataka. The anklets are hollow and encase pellets that rattle when the anklet is moved. Each is cast with four circular symbols perhaps representing the sun. The anklets have been displayed on a custom-made stand, and the size mentioned is with the stand.
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