Baiga Tribal Panel From Chhattisgarh - 19th Century Material - Porcelain In Original condition - Rajasthan-18thC

In Original condition - Rajasthan-18thC

The handles would have originally been ivory and have been replaced with ivory substitute handles

The top and sides are also decorated with branches and foliage

The style is from Shanxi province and it is constructed from northern elm (yumu)

Baiga Tribal Panel From Chhattisgarh - 19th Century Material - Porcelain In Original condition - Rajasthan-18thCThis hand carved panel originated in Central India, Chhattisgarh and is from the Baiga tribe. These local communities have a deep connection to nature, which is reflected in their artworks. This panel This panel showcases two stylized carved animals a horse or tiger on the top and a large feline on the bottom. Sturdy hangers are found on the back. References: For further reading see Tribal Doors of India by Renzo Freschi, 1983