266 results found for “india*”

Antique Teak Corbel on Stand This antique corbel was originally part of an architectural structure in Rajasthan, carved to support projecting roofs and balconies on haveli homes. Hand carved from solid teak, the form features a flowing peacock and floral motif worked directly into...

A sacred form shaped by time and devotion The Antique Indian Marble Brahma Statue carries the quiet presence of history, carved by hand from solid marble in Agra, India. Its softened features and aged surface speak to years of reverence and handling, giving the...

Found in India, this Vintage Framed Krishna and Gopis Painting brings devotional subject matter, layered color, and narrative detail into a collected interior. The scene depicts Lord Krishna with the Gopis in a lush landscape, a beloved theme within Hindu art and storytelling. Deep...

A storied architectural carving rich with symbolism The Colorful Ganesha Indian Folk Carving once lived as part of traditional architecture, positioned above doorways as both protection and ornament. Hand-carved in Madurai from solid teak, the piece centers a finely detailed Ganesha figure within ornate...

Vintage Elephant Carved Architectural Mirror This vintage mirror is framed by a carved architectural surround inspired by temple entrances found throughout rural India. The frame carries a strong vertical presence, crowned by a projecting cornice that adds depth and structure to the wall. At...

Antique Double Arched Teak Mirror This mirror was originally part of an architectural facade in Rajasthan, likely framing a window or balcony opening within a palace or haveli. Repurposed from solid antique teak, it retains its original proportions and detailing, allowing the structure itself...

Found in Rajasthan, this Antique Teak Door Mirror Panel is part of The Archive: a one-of-a-kind piece shaped by age, use, and architectural reuse. Originally made as a substantial teak door panel, it has been reworked into a tall mirror while preserving the original...

Sourced in Kerala on India’s Malabar coast, this 19th-Century Teak Temple Door Coffee Table is a one-of-a-kind piece shaped by reuse, handwork, and age. Originally an Indian temple door, the piece has been repurposed into a low coffee table while retaining its original painted...

A broad expanse of Indian bronze shaped for generous service The Luxe Kansa Platter presents food against the warm, softly reflective surface of traditional Indian bronzeware. Made in India from kansa—an alloy of 80% copper and 20% tin—the platter has a substantial weight and...

Found in Rajasthan, this Antique Teak Corbel is a carved architectural fragment preserved as a sculptural object. Originally used as a structural support beneath a projecting roof or architectural overhang, the corbel has been mounted on a custom iron stand so its form can...

Ochre botanicals and charcoal geometry meet across a quilted field Inspired by the pattern work of Koloman Moser, this Indian cotton quilt balances two very different visual languages. One printed shell carries small ochre botanical motifs across pale cotton, framed by a warm geometric...

Temple Bell Hand Block Printed Cotton Rug Printed by hand in India using carved wooden blocks, the Temple Bell Rug brings graphic rhythm and grounded texture into everyday living. Created through a collaborative artisan process, each rug carries subtle variation that reflects the hands...

A hand-printed quilt shaped by layered artisan craft This handmade cotton quilt is created through a multi-stage process involving four distinct artisan roles, each contributing specialized skill. Hand-carved wooden blocks are dipped in dye and pressed onto cotton voile by block printers, forming the...

Hand Block Printed Sun Cotton Rug This rug brings together bold geometry and hand-driven process in a composition that feels graphic yet grounded. A rising sun motif radiates across one half of the surface, balanced by linear striping and circular accents that anchor the...

An antique temple horse carved for protection Once mounted as an architectural corbel, this carved wooden horse comes from the temple and folk-building traditions of southern India. The upward-facing head, alert ears, and strongly modeled profile gave the protective figure visibility at an entrance,...