Khandoba SculptureBrass Khandoba sculpture with Mhalsa on horseback worshipped in Maharashtra and Karnataka Brass Size : H 7. 5" W 6" This brass sculpture depicts Khandoba, a revered warrior deity, mounted on horseback alongside his consort Mhalsa. Worshipped primarily in Maharashtra and Karnataka, Khandoba is considered a regional form of Shiva and a guardian of agrarian and pastoral communities. The horse, often central to his iconography, symbolizes martial valor

Size : H 19"(CHAIN SIZE)  Pendent size 2

Medium: Rogan art on fabric

a motorised recycled teak frame featuring customisable artwork rises up at the touch of a button to screen off the counter

Cast using traditional methods

Bead lights extending gracefully from the floor to the ceiling

and handcrafted banana rope with wooden stand

max height 20"

Size : H 14"(CHAIN SIZE)  Pendent size H 1

inspired by the underwater leopard shark

Maker: Rizwan Khatri (Rogan art) and Rabari Kuvar Ben (Rabari embroidery)

Size: 30" x 30"

Silver devotional heads are intricately crafted sculptures representing deities or revered figures