Finely Carved Southern India Goddess Temple Carving

An antique finely carved wood Southern India Temple panel of the Indian Goddess Parrati/Kavodi. 17" x 7 1/2" wide

An Antique finely carved wood Southern India Temple panel of the Indian Gods. 19 1/2" x 8 3/4"

19th century carved Indian architectural wood panel sculpture. Hindu Goddess surrounded by other deities in relief. Hand-carved wood. Dimensions: 18" hgt. x 9" wd. x 1.5" dp. Condition: good original

A particularly strong Indian Temple carving, about 22" high, beautifully carved of a dense and hard wood. A standing goddess, probably from Orissa, much older than most with deep warm color, it is lik

Finely Carved Marble Temple Deity, India, 20th c., white marble, polychrome decoration. Size: 29'' x 17'' x 6'' (74 x 43 x 15 cm).

Finely Carved Marble Temple Deity, India, 20th c., white marble, polychrome decoration. Size: 29'' x 17'' x 6'' (74 x 43 x 15 cm).

Finely Carved Marble Temple Deity, India, 20th c., white marble, polychrome decoration. Size: 26'' x 14'' x 8'' (66 x 36 x 20 cm).

Finely Carved Marble Temple Deity, India, 20th c., white marble, polychrome decoration. Size: 26'' x 14'' x 8'' (66 x 36 x 20 cm).

A finely carved wooden Marapachi Bommai or doll from Southern India. Marapachi are traditionally passed on from one generation to another in the states of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Suc

A Pair of Finely Carved Japanese Polychrome and Gilt Painted Wood Temple Carvings 18TH CENTURY each finely carved in openwork depicting heavenly maiden amongst auspicious clouds. Height of each 8 1/2

South Asia, Southern India, Tamil Nadu, ca. 19th century CE. A finely carved wooden votive panel featuring Varaha (Sanskrit for Boar) - an avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu assuming the form of a boar wi

A very finely carved olden wooden shrine idol with a honey colored surface patina and obvious handling and most likely ceremonial use over generations. The female effigy measures 11 inches tall on its

An intricately carved 17th c. wood Hindu Goddess Temple Relief plaque. 14" x 8" x 2"

Carved wall relief, South India, 20th century, large high relief in rosewood to hang, motif modelled on temple architecture of Karnataka, under central temple roof goddess Abhisheka-Lakshmi with lotus

DESCRIPTION: Antique Chinese Qing dynasty cinnabar lacquer box featuring fine carvings of scholars conversing amongst temples, trees and mountainous terrain and also featuring finely carved key patter

A finely carved antique wooden effigy of the Goddess Sita of the Ramayana epic, a popular heroine of Balinese culture. The figure is shown seated, perhaps part of a temple or shrine display at one tim

Early carved architectural deity panel. Hand-carved figural wood. sculpture. Dimension: 15" h. x 6" w. x 2" d. Condition: good original estate condition, no repairs, age appropriate. Provenance: priva

South India, ca. 17th-18th century. Finely-carved and dramatic bust of a goddess with elaborate jewelry and remains of polychrome. Figure comes with original, separately carved arms, which are in need

India,18th Century or Earlier Full bodied carving of a farmer walking his saddled camel, finely carved smooth surface showing hundreds if not thousands of years of wear. Alabaster 10 1/2" Long, From a

Wood. Southern India, 19th cent. Folk temple relief with a scene called Gaja Lakshmi, in which the goddess enjoys being sprinkled by life-giving water by two elephants. Lakshmi is the spouse of high g

South Asia, southern India or Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon), Kandy period, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A beautiful hand carved figurine of a woman dressed in fine garments. She stands upright and her h

Temple Goat wood carving from India, 20th century. Approximately 31 in. l x 10 in. w x 26 in. h.

Northeastern India, Pala Period, ca. 12th century CE. A finely carved black stone stele depicting the deity Parvati, goddess of love and family adored for her assistance in marriage, fertility, and pa

**First Time At Auction** Central Asia, southern India, Kerala region, ca. first half of the 19th century CE. A hand-carved ceremonial object known as a kevadi that depicts a pair of finely adorned ma