18c Indian bronze GANESHA from Orissa unusual mudras

18th century Indian bronze votive sculpture of Ganesha sitting on a square base supported by short feet, usual attributes in his hands, his vehicle - a rat - crouching in front of him as it eats a fru

18th century Indian bronze votive sculpture of Ganesha sitting on a square base, usual attributes in his hands, his vehicle - a rat - crouching on his left, cast in the Indian state of Karnataka. Gane

18th century small Indian bronze votive sculpture of Ganesha seated on elaborate 8-pointed base with the usual attributes in his hands, his vehicle - a rat - at the front of the base (see Enlargement

Late 18th century small Indian bronze votive sculpture of Ganesha sitting on a base, cast in the Indian state of Karnataka. Ganesha is the remover of obstacles, and thus is invoked before any new unde

18th century Indian bronze Shiva shrine from Western India in a form of a courtyard, the family of Shiva seated around a lingam, including his wife Parvati, their son Ganesha, and with Naga (cobra) wi

AN UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY INDIAN BRONZE FIGURE OF GANESHA modelled holding skulls and a rope. 30 cm x 16 cm.

Old and fine, this bronze figure represents a deity (probably Vishnu), or a heroic figure from Indian folklore. Its form is highly unusual, and the dense blessing powder accumulation suggests extensiv

Ganesha Indien Ohne Sockel / without base Kupferlegierung. H 6 cm. Provenienz: - Schweizer Privatsammlung, Zürich. - Hammer Auktionen, Basel. Auktion 66, 26.02.2021, Lot 48. - Schweizer Privatsam

Central Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. One of the most instantly recognizable Hindu gods, Ganesh or Ganesha is known as the "Remover of Obstacles." This fine bronze statue shows Ganesh seated upon

18th century small votive Indian bronze sculpture of standing Mahalakshmi holding a fruit, a mace, a shield and a cup in her hands, and with a lingam on her head protected by a single hooded cobra. Ma

18th century votive Indian bronze sculpture depicting the mother goddess Durga slaying the buffalo demon, with her foot resting on the back of her vehicle - a roaring lion, and there is a figure of a

(lot of 6) Indian bronze sculptures, including two Ganesha, one Hanuman, one featuring Shiva and Paravati; together with two daggers, largest: 9"l

18th century small votive South Indian bronze sculpture of Balakrishna (dancing Krishna) with his right leg raised, holding a butter ball in his right hand, and his left arm outstretched. Excellent ca

Title: 18c Indian bronze DURGA slaying demon Mahishasura Description: 18th century small votive Indian bronze sculpture depicting the mother goddess Durga cutting off the head of Buffalo Demon Mahisha

18th century Indian bronze votive sculpture of standing male and female deities with prabhavali behind them. Most probably it is Bhairava accompanied by Parvati. Govinda Bhairava is a syncretic form o

18th century small Indian bronze votive sculpture of a Hindu Goddess Annapurna sitting on a throne. She is a gentle form of Parvati, consort of Shiva, and is the giver of food (and thus is worshipped

18th century small Indian bronze votive sculpture depicting Shridevi - a form of Lakshmi, the consort of Lord Vishnu. She is holding an open lotus in her left hand. Very nice casting - see her graciou

Late 18th century small votive Indian bronze sculpture of Vitthali, regarded as a form of Vishnu or Krishna. His name means “standing on a brick”, he is in his characteristic stance with h

19th century Indian bronze votive sculpture of Ganesha perched on high base, cast in the state of Maharashtra. Ganesha is the remover of obstacles, and thus is invoked before any new undertaking. He b

Antique Indian Bronze Ganesha Spice Container – India. Late 19th century. When central Ganesha is unscrewed it releases it reveals six chambers each with a hinged lid for storing spices. Approxi

18th century Indian bronze chhappa (a tantric ritual stamp), its base leaving an imprint of satkona yantra surrounded by sun rays. Satkona is a hexagram used in mandalas and symbolizing the perfect me

18th century Indian bronze chhappa (a tantric ritual stamp), its base leaving an imprint of satkona yantra surrounded by sun rays. Satkona is a hexagram used in mandalas and symbolizing the perfect me

18th century Indian bronze chhappa (a tantric ritual stamp), its base leaving an imprint of satkona yantra surrounded by sun rays. Satkona is a hexagram used in mandalas and symbolizing the perfect me

Title: 17/18c Indian bronze 2-armed GODDESS DURGA Origin: Indian Subcontinent Description: 18th (may be as early as 17th) century votive Indian bronze sculpture depicting bare breasted goddess Durga s