Carved Teak Gujarati Figure - 19th Century
This striking 19th century Gujarati figure is hand-carved from solid teak, capturing a seated male form with remarkable character and presence. The figure is depicted in a traditional cross-legged posture, wearing a stylised turban and simple adornments, reflecting regional craftsmanship and cultural identity. Layers of beautifully weathered original paint—soft turquoise blues over warm earthy tones—have aged gracefully, creating a richly textured surface full of depth and authenticity.
Likely once part of a larger architectural or decorative element, this sculpture now stands alone as a unique decorative piece. Its expressive face and sculptural form make it an eye-catching addition to any interior, whether displayed on a console, shelf, or as part of a curated collection.
- Origin: Gujarat, India
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Solid t eak wood with original paint traces
- Features: Hand-carved seated figure, traditional attire and turban, original distressed blue paint finish
- Condition: Good, with wear, losses, and patina consistent with age
- Dimensions: W15 x D8 x H20 cm
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Carved Teak Gujarati Figure - 19th Century
This striking 19th century Gujarati figure is hand-carved from solid teak, capturing a seated male form with remarkable character and presence. The figure is depicted in a traditional cross-legged posture, wearing a stylised turban and simple adornments, reflecting regional craftsmanship and cultural identity. Layers of beautifully weathered original paint—soft turquoise blues over warm earthy tones—have aged gracefully, creating a richly textured surface full of depth and authenticity.
Likely once part of a larger architectural or decorative element, this sculpture now stands alone as a unique decorative piece. Its expressive face and sculptural form make it an eye-catching addition to any interior, whether displayed on a console, shelf, or as part of a curated collection.
- Origin: Gujarat, India
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Solid t eak wood with original paint traces
- Features: Hand-carved seated figure, traditional attire and turban, original distressed blue paint finish
- Condition: Good, with wear, losses, and patina consistent with age
- Dimensions: W15 x D8 x H20 cm
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This striking 19th century Gujarati figure is hand-carved from solid teak, capturing a seated male form with remarkable character and presence. The figure is depicted in a traditional cross-legged posture, wearing a stylised turban and simple adornments, reflecting regional craftsmanship and cultural identity. Layers of beautifully weathered original paint—soft turquoise blues over warm earthy tones—have aged gracefully, creating a richly textured surface full of depth and authenticity.
Likely once part of a larger architectural or decorative element, this sculpture now stands alone as a unique decorative piece. Its expressive face and sculptural form make it an eye-catching addition to any interior, whether displayed on a console, shelf, or as part of a curated collection.
- Origin: Gujarat, India
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Solid t eak wood with original paint traces
- Features: Hand-carved seated figure, traditional attire and turban, original distressed blue paint finish
- Condition: Good, with wear, losses, and patina consistent with age
- Dimensions: W15 x D8 x H20 cm
