Tribal Silver Bhumiya Raj Amulet - 19th Century Material - Zelkova Wood This 19th-century rosewood chest was

This 19th-century rosewood chest was made in the Rann of Kutch

elephant-headed god who is lovingly worshipped and revered by millions of Hindus worldwide

with a warm aubergine lacquer created by applying coloured lacquer over tanned leather

This one is constructed from elm wood and is originally from the early 1900's

well-balanced form

Tribal Silver Bhumiya Raj Amulet - 19th Century Material - Zelkova Wood This 19th-century rosewood chest wasA Rajasthani tribal silver amulet depicting ghost king hero Bhumiya Raj. Bhumiya Raj was the tribal chief who died defending the village. Every village would have its own Bhumiya Raj and it is believed that he rides around the villages at night dispelling evil spirits. These amulets were worn mostly in the region of Western Rajasthan by Rajputs. These traditional tribal silver amulets come from Rajasthan and acted as protection charms. They are worn