₹11,999
This is an authentic antique Indian wooden temple fragment from the 18th–19th century, intricately hand-carved with the face of a mythical guardian figure. Such carvings were traditionally placed in temples to protect the sacred space from evil forces, serving both spiritual and architectural purposes.
Carved from solid hardwood, this fragment displays fine detailing in the horns, fangs, and facial expression, symbolizing divine guardianship. Its aged patina adds depth, attesting to centuries of history. Mounted on a custom iron stand, it is preserved as a museum-quality artifact for display in modern interiors.
Details:
Origin: India
Period: 18th–19th century
Material: Hand-carved hardwood
Size: 8 x 5 x 16 inches (approx.)
Mounted on stand for easy display
Condition: Antique, with natural wear and weathering consistent with age
Why Collect?
Rare example of Indian temple architectural salvage
Represents guardian motifs rooted in Hindu temple traditions
Perfect for collectors of folk art, tribal masks, and religious artifacts
Adds authenticity, history, and character to interiors
A statement piece for living rooms, galleries, and heritage-inspired décor
This temple fragment is more than art—it is a sacred relic, carrying centuries of cultural, spiritual, and artistic legacy.
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