Carved Gajalakshmi Lintel Panel From Tamil Nadu - 19th Century Finish - Inlay in the Punjab and the

in the Punjab and the technique used is known as scratchwork

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these elements form a visual language celebrating scholarship

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Carved Gajalakshmi Lintel Panel From Tamil Nadu - 19th Century Finish - Inlay in the Punjab and theThis beautifully carved and colourful antique Indian lintel panel depicts the Hindu goddess Lakshmi flanked by detailed and deeply carved peacocks and elephants. This form is known as Gajalakshmi or Gajalaxmi. Lakshmi is the Hindu goddess of prosperity and consort of Vishnu and alters her form to accompany him on each of his incarnations. This 19th century lintel panel is carved from a single piece of wood and the detailed carvings are layered with