Carved Teak Elephant Lintel Panel From Gujarat - 19th Century Material - Zelkova Wood Incredibly stylish and timeless

Incredibly stylish and timeless

Earlier Ayuttaya Buddhas show strong Khmer influences whereas Buddhas & temples from the second half of the Ayutthaya period were more influenced by Sukothai style like this one

Door Opening Dimensions: W99 x H200 cm

and a stylised lingzhi fungus emblem of longevity

This 19th-century cream painted teak mirror is crafted from an antique Indian carved frame

Carved Teak Elephant Lintel Panel From Gujarat - 19th Century Material - Zelkova Wood Incredibly stylish and timelessThis 19th century carved lintel showcases intricate depictions of elephants. The central carving features a symmetrical design while foliage fills the space between. The style of carving indicates it to be Gujarati in origin. It would have adorned an old haveli, a home of a merchant. Its impressive age is evident in the patina and layers of old paint which is still evident in traces. However, age has not dulled the beauty of the precision carving that