Elephant Corbel On Stand From Tamil Nadu- 19th Century Material - Zelkova Wood First developed in the Jingdezhen

First developed in the Jingdezhen porcelain kilns during the Kangxi reign (1662-1722) this vase dates to the late 19th century

The central stand is called a stambha and is often decorated with an elephant or peacock although left plain in this case

Features: Carved face and scroll motifs

Due to their shallow size

Elephant Corbel On Stand From Tamil Nadu- 19th Century Material - Zelkova Wood First developed in the JingdezhenA striking 19th century elephant corbel from Tamil Nadu, hand carved from a single piece of hardwood and now presented on a custom metal stand as a sculptural decorative object. Traditionally used as an architectural support element in South Indian buildings and temples, this beautifully weathered fragment showcases the rich craftsmanship and symbolic artistry associated with Tamil wood carving traditions. The elephant is intricately detailed with