Carved Teak Nandi Bull From Rajasthan - 19th Century Origin - Sri Lanka defined by its wide circular

defined by its wide circular frame and richly textured surface

This white glazed reproduction Chinese porcelain vase is hand spun on the potters wheel and is the classic yaolingzun 'mallet shape' which became prominent during the 18th century

the glaze’s variations revealing the spontaneous alchemy of the firing process

Clans are still most active in the southern and eastern provinces of Fujian

They're hand carved and finished by skilled craftspeople in Udaipur using traditional methods to ensure they are frost hardy and suitable for the variable English weather

Carved Teak Nandi Bull From Rajasthan - 19th Century Origin - Sri Lanka defined by its wide circularThis charming 19th century carved teak Nandi bull originates from Andhra Pradesh and was once part of a traditional wooden toy. Representing Nandi, the sacred bull and devoted mount of Lord Shiva, the piece reflects the deep connection between everyday village life, craftsmanship and religious symbolism in India. Hand carved from a single piece of teak, the bull is decorated with simple geometric motifs and retains a wonderfully tactile, folk art