19th Century Carved Bastar Panel on Stand

A 19th century carved Bastar panel was originally found in Orissa. It shows a beautifully carved tribal figure in a sitting “Mudra” position. This panel has a warm gray brown natural patina and it stands on a modern iron base. Found in Orissa **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio lighting. Specifications Material: Carved teak with warm gray-brown natural patina on modern iron base Dimensions: 14"L x 6.75"D x 45.5"H Origin: Antique (19th century); Bastar tribal carved teak panel depicting figure in seated Mudra position architectural ornament sculptural tradition; carved teak, Orissa, India Era: Antique (19th century) Condition: Wear consistent with age and use; warm gray-brown natural patina; blemishes consistent with historical character Special Detail: 19th-century carved Bastar panel originally found in Orissa; beautifully carved tribal figure in a sitting Mudra position; warm gray-brown natural patina from long exposure; stands on a modern iron base