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Subtle tonal variations — from sandy ochre to deeper sun-warmed hues — enhance its sculptural depth and authenticity
The tip of his ushnisha has been historically replaced
The front is framed by corner spandrels of entwined scrolls and scrolling lotus sprays
The richly layered red and black lacquer is intricately decorated with hand-painted gilt panels depicting scenes of courtly life
The frame retains its original hand-painted decoration
Saora Tribal Jeri Wine Pipe From Orissa - Ca 1920's Material - Kair Wood Subtle tonal variations — fromThis dhokra brass pot belonged to the Saora tribe from the Puttasing locale of Rayagada region of Orissa and is around 100 years old dating to the early 20th century. Jeri were wine pipes used by shamans as ritual offerings to their gods, both benevolent and malevolent. The Saora tribe practice slash & burn agriculture and grow mostly tobacco, maize chilli and fruits and vegetables. The Lanjia Saora tribe do not worship one single supreme deity,
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