Figurine Of Krishna Playing The Flute - 19th Century Ancestor Figures all of which contribute to

all of which contribute to its charm

The simple yet elegant repeating pattern of stylised floral rosettes and circular dots would have been used to create decorative borders or all-over designs on cotton textiles using natural dyes

Recovered from a property that has since fallen into disrepair

- Originally printed 1833 - 1834 - This is most likely a reprint made early 20th century

with a light grey paint finish enhanced by a pale wash finish

Figurine Of Krishna Playing The Flute - 19th Century Ancestor Figures all of which contribute toThis charming carved Indian figure of Krishna show him playing a flute. Krishna is one of the ten incarnations of the god Vishnu and is often pictured with a flute, which represents his time spent as a cowherd. It is also one of the means he uses to seduce his lover Radha in Hindu mythology. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 7. 50 More delivery options available at checkout