Carved Nandi Bull Chariot Panel From Tamil Nadu - 19thC Material - Poplar 84 x 48 x 105

84 x 48  x 105 (wxdxh cms)

this beautifully hand-painted porcelain temple jar is produced in the renowned porcelain city of Jingdezhen

Hinges may incur a small additional charge depending on your specifications

Supplied with wall hangers or can sit on a flat surface (please see example image for hanger reference)

Turned Legs

Carved Nandi Bull Chariot Panel From Tamil Nadu - 19thC Material - Poplar 84 x 48 x 105This carved Indian teak panel from a Ratha Yatra chariot depicts a Nandi bull and linga yoni. Nandi is the vehicle of Lord Shiva and statues of Nandi are often found at the entrances to Hindu temples. Linga Yoni is the combination of the abstract representation of the Hindu god & goddess Shiva & Shakti. Together they symbolise the eternal divine process of creation. This is depicted in Chinese philosophy as the Yin & Yang. Ratha Yatra chariots are