18th Century Indian Temple Statue

A spectacular temple carved statue, originally an integral part of an architectural facade. This ancient Indian artwork portrays a finely carved warrior riding a horse during a ceremonial procession. With its intricate details showcasing exquisite outfits, jewelry, and headdresses, this 18th-century carving stands as a testament to the skill and artistry of its time. This ancient Indian masterpiece, is hand-carved from teak with precision and devotion. The statue features a dark brown patinated finish that adds a touch of antiquity and enhances its visual appeal. Resting gracefully on a custom metal stand, it becomes a striking centerpiece that demands attention and admiration. Found in Rajasthan **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: Hand-carved teak wood with dark brown patinated finish on custom metal stand Dimensions: 14"L x 6"D x 18"H Origin: Antique (18th century); Rajasthani Hindu temple architectural carved teak wood ceremonial warrior-on-horse processional facade sculptural tradition; carved teak, Rajasthan, India Era: Antique (18th century) Condition: Wear consistent with age and use; shows wear, age and some loose pieces; blemishes consistent with historical character Special Detail: Warrior riding a horse during a ceremonial procession; originally part of an architectural temple facade; intricate carved outfits, jewelry, and headdresses; dark brown patinated finish enhances historical appeal; mounted on custom metal stand