Baiga Tribal Panel From Chhattisgarh - 19th Century Wool This symbolises the eternal flow

This symbolises the eternal flow of energy and is indicative of the teaching phase of Buddha's life

This beautifully chip-carved Indian panel is known locally as a chowki

Pair of Teak Pillars with Stone Bases - 19thC - Original painted finish from Gujarat

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127 x 49 x 170 (wxdxh cms)

Baiga Tribal Panel From Chhattisgarh - 19th Century Wool This symbolises the eternal flowThis hand carved panel originated in Central India, Chhattisgarh and is from the Baiga tribe. These local communities have a deep connection to nature, which is reflected in their artworks. This panel This panel showcases two stylized carved animals a horse or tiger on the top and a large feline on the bottom. Sturdy hangers are found on the back. References: For further reading see Tribal Doors of India by Renzo Freschi, 1983