Horse Head Corbel On Stand From Saurashtra - 19th Century
This carved teak horse-head corbel from 19th century Saurashtra began as a kāṇ bracket in a Kanbi household, where horse motifs were associated with protection and auspicious energy. The arcing profile, forward-leaning head and incised detail show the lively folk carving typical of rural workshops.
The front features a chip-carved kamal (lotus) rosette surrounded by punch marks, circular motifs and geometric borders that animate the surface. Mounted on a simple iron stand, it now reads as a bold sculptural silhouette ideally suited to a console, plinth or shelf. Two similar corbels are available, each priced and sold separately.
- Origin: Saurashtra, Gujarat, Western India
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Carved teak bracket on custom metal stand
- Features: Horse-head kāṇ form with chip-carved kamal rosette, punch decoration and geometric borders
- Condition: Age-related wear, small losses and surface cracks consistent with an antique architectural fragment
- Dimensions: W20 × D10 × H35 cm
- Notes: Two similar examples available; each sold separately
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Horse Head Corbel On Stand From Saurashtra - 19th Century
This carved teak horse-head corbel from 19th century Saurashtra began as a kāṇ bracket in a Kanbi household, where horse motifs were associated with protection and auspicious energy. The arcing profile, forward-leaning head and incised detail show the lively folk carving typical of rural workshops.
The front features a chip-carved kamal (lotus) rosette surrounded by punch marks, circular motifs and geometric borders that animate the surface. Mounted on a simple iron stand, it now reads as a bold sculptural silhouette ideally suited to a console, plinth or shelf. Two similar corbels are available, each priced and sold separately.
- Origin: Saurashtra, Gujarat, Western India
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Carved teak bracket on custom metal stand
- Features: Horse-head kāṇ form with chip-carved kamal rosette, punch decoration and geometric borders
- Condition: Age-related wear, small losses and surface cracks consistent with an antique architectural fragment
- Dimensions: W20 × D10 × H35 cm
- Notes: Two similar examples available; each sold separately
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This carved teak horse-head corbel from 19th century Saurashtra began as a kāṇ bracket in a Kanbi household, where horse motifs were associated with protection and auspicious energy. The arcing profile, forward-leaning head and incised detail show the lively folk carving typical of rural workshops.
The front features a chip-carved kamal (lotus) rosette surrounded by punch marks, circular motifs and geometric borders that animate the surface. Mounted on a simple iron stand, it now reads as a bold sculptural silhouette ideally suited to a console, plinth or shelf. Two similar corbels are available, each priced and sold separately.
- Origin: Saurashtra, Gujarat, Western India
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Carved teak bracket on custom metal stand
- Features: Horse-head kāṇ form with chip-carved kamal rosette, punch decoration and geometric borders
- Condition: Age-related wear, small losses and surface cracks consistent with an antique architectural fragment
- Dimensions: W20 × D10 × H35 cm
- Notes: Two similar examples available; each sold separately
