Rajani & Veer Wooden Guardian Figures

The Rajani & Veer Wooden Guardian Figures are a striking pair of handcrafted wooden sculptures that embody the elegance, symbolism, and storytelling found in India’s rich artistic traditions. Standing at an impressive height of 27 inches, these figures are designed in the likeness of royal sentinels or temple guardians—one male and one female—each thoughtfully detailed to reflect cultural authenticity and craftsmanship.

Hand-carved from solid wood, these figures feature elongated, conical forms that rest on sturdy, square platforms. Their posture is upright and proud, suggesting strength and watchfulness. The male figure, “Veer,” wears a traditional turban, intricately painted jewelry, and a composed expression, while the female figure, “Rajani,” is adorned with earrings, necklaces, and an ornate hairpiece, exuding grace and poise. Both figures have raised arms, a common gesture in tribal and folk statuary, symbolizing blessing, protection, or readiness.

The painting is done in traditional hues—deep maroon, forest green, mustard yellow, and hints of antique gold—colors that not only add a vintage charm but also reflect the palettes often found in temple art and royal courts of yesteryears. The delicate distressing on the surface further enhances their vintage appeal, making them look like heirloom pieces passed down through generations.

Ideal for art collectors, heritage homes, or anyone looking to infuse their space with ethnic charm and character, these figures serve beautifully as accent pieces in living rooms, entrances, or gallery-style nooks. Their presence is both grounding and storytelling—connecting your space with the mystique of Indian folk narratives.

Whether displayed as a pair or individually, Rajani & Veer are more than just decorative statues—they are keepers of tradition, symbols of balance and strength, and a timeless celebration of Indian artistry.

Size: 10 x 10 x 27 inches (each)
Material: Hand-carved and hand-painted solid wood
Age: Vintage-style, inspired by traditional folk forms