Bronze Khandoba Riding a Horse From Maharasthra - 18th Century Indo Dutch These decorative Chinese screen doors

These decorative Chinese screen doors are from the inner courtyard date from the 19th century

This 19th century Indian window shutter is hand-painted with Radha and Krishna

It has clear Mughal influences and a more premium Jaisalmer yellow stone

Inspired by one of the finest surviving examples of early Ming porcelain

25 x 25 x 44 (wxdxh cms)

Bronze Khandoba Riding a Horse From Maharasthra - 18th Century Indo Dutch These decorative Chinese screen doorsThis Indian cast bronze figure of Khandoba on horseback dates to the 18th century possibly 17th century. It is from Maharashtra or Karnataka. Khandoba is a warrior manifestation of Shiva most often worshipped in central and southern India. He is worshipped as Mallanna in The Deccan, & Khandero in Rajasthan. Khandoba can be seen wielding a sword in his right hand, and his left hand clutching the reins. This is unusual as he usually holds a shield, or