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A striking pair of 19th-century Indian carved wood feet, likely once part of a larger deity or temple sculpture. Each foot is carefully detailed with banded toes and ring-turning around the ankles, perched atop thick, architectural bases. The partially painted surface has mellowed into a beautiful dry patina, with traces of orange-red pigment still peeking through. The hollow lower legs feature central shafts and pegs, originally meant to secure them to a now-lost upper form. They’re large—13" wide and 11" tall—and seriously captivating. Rare, raw, and absolutely full of presence.
PLEASE EMAIL US RE: SHIPPING TIMING BEFORE PURCHASING hello@heimweeantiques.com
A striking pair of 19th-century Indian carved wood feet, likely once part of a larger deity or temple sculpture. Each foot is carefully detailed with banded toes and ring-turning around the ankles, perched atop thick, architectural bases. The partially painted surface has mellowed into a beautiful dry patina, with traces of orange-red pigment still peeking through. The hollow lower legs feature central shafts and pegs, originally meant to secure them to a now-lost upper form. They’re large—13" wide and 11" tall—and seriously captivating. Rare, raw, and absolutely full of presence.
