Kondh Dhokra Bronze Zebu Bull From Orissa - 19th Century Finish - Red Lacquer allowing it to be displayed

allowing it to be displayed on a console

which is salvaged from old buildings in Rajasthan and Gujarat

developed in the Jingdezhen kilns during the Kangxi reign (1662–1722)

Condition: Newly made using reclaimed materials with natural imperfections and aged character

These tables look particularly fitting in an open plan farmhouse setting

Kondh Dhokra Bronze Zebu Bull From Orissa - 19th Century Finish - Red Lacquer allowing it to be displayedThis tribal brass cast zebu, or humped Indian bull would have been an important part of daily ritual for a Kondh (also spelt "Khond") family. These statues are sometimes referred to as water buffalo and are from the Kandhamal district of Orissa (modern day Odisha). The zebu has been revered in India since Harrapan times (6 millennia ago) and was often seen as the progenitor and impregnator of the earth. The Gonds Khonds Kondhs once made human