This antique Indian temple fragment showcases a beautifully hand-carved horse head, adorned with vibrant remnants of original red, blue, and green pigment—a hallmark of traditional Indian temple art. Originating from a 19th-century temple, this piece reflects the spiritual and ceremonial craftsmanship of the time.
Originally part of a temple beam or decorative bracket, the sculpture captures the regal form of a stylized horse, believed to symbolize strength and divine transportation in Indian mythology. Its rich patina, chiseled details, and time-worn finish bring a soulful, lived-in character that enhances any interior space.
Size: 12 x 5.5 x 9 inches
Material: Carved solid wood with traces of original paint
Origin: India
Estimated Age: 19th Century
Mounting: Flat base—can be displayed tabletop or adapted for wall hanging
Features:
– Original aged paint in turquoise, red, and gold tones
– Hand-chiseled tribal detailing
– Statement piece with cultural depth
– Ideal for bohemian, eclectic, or heritage-inspired interiors
– Great addition to collectors of temple art and Indian folk artifacts

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