Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu is the southern most state in India and their culture is known for its adornment almost from head to toe and typically consisting of gold.

A stunning ceremonial Hindu marriage ornament, also called ‘thali’ or ‘kazhutthuru’ from Tamil Nadu, mid 19th Century. This impressive gold pendant shows the goddess of good fortune,...

A pair of wooden water vessels with lovely old repairs from the early 20th century, Tamil Nadu, South India. This pair of antique wooden buckets from South India, originally used as ...

Similar bronzes were created in Tamil Nadu for religious and ceremonial purposes.

Original antique map of Southern India documenting the VOC's areas of influence. Included is Kerala, Tamil Nadu and the northern edge of Sri Lanka. This map originates from 'Oud en N...

A pair of 19th-century Tamil Nadu bronze figures of Shiva and Parvati, cast in panchaloha using the traditional lost-wax method and posed mid-dance on shallow lotus plinths.

Fort Geldria, located in Pulicat, Tamil Nadu, was the seat of the Dutch Republic's first settlement in India, and the capital of Dutch Coromandel.

Plan of the fortified trading settlement of Paliacatta, present day Pulicat in Tamil Nadu, on the Coromandel coast of southeast India.

Antique Tamil Nadu massive ferocious mythical lion (Yali) and hunter sculpture - hand carved from a single piece of wood (likely teak or walnut) - multi color painted finish with fin...

This wooden ceiling panel from the Tamil Nadu area features a series of three mandala style paintings appropriated centered within the panel with delicate floral accents bordering th...

Born in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu during the mid-20th century, this vintage carved and painted wooden horse sculpture from Madras exudes charm and character.

The west tower (gopuram) of the temple is the model based on which the Tamil Nadu State Emblem is designed

Specifications Origin: South India (Kerala/Tamil Nadu school) Period: 19th Century Metal: 22K+ gold repoussé, silver band Diamonds: Polki/table-cut & rose-cut, ~8ct, kundan setti...

The pots were common in the regions such as the Southern and Eastern States (Tamil Nadu, Karnataka): where they are used for both cooling water and for religious purposes.

These monumental Chettinad columns are quintessential architectural features of traditional haveli mansions in the Chettinadu region of Tamil Nadu, India. Crafted from durable satin ...

A South Indian giltwood and polychrome throne chair, Tamil Nadu, mid-19th century India: circa 1850 Provenance: Andrew Allfree A lifetime of travel, an obsession with colour, a love ...

He was born in Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu. Education : 1959 - He moved to Chennai where under the influence of the sculptor Dhanapal, he enrolled in the School of Arts and Crafts. 19...

19th century, India, most likely Tamil Nadu region of South India, solid teakwood, elaborate metalwork including rivots, strapwork and iron fittings, retaining original layered green...

At its greatest extent, the presidency included most of southern India, including the whole of the Indian states of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, and parts of Odisha, Kerala, Karnat...

Athiveerapandian’, The Noble Sage, London (2013); ‘Further Towards Nature’, Solo Exhibition, The Noble Sage, London (2009); In the Fore, The Noble Sage, London (2008); ‘Towards Natur...

Athiveerapandian’, The Noble Sage, London (2013); ‘Further Towards Nature’, Solo Exhibition, The Noble Sage, London (2009); In the Fore, The Noble Sage, London (2008); ‘Towards Natur...

Athiveerapandian’, The Noble Sage, London (2013); ‘Further Towards Nature’, Solo Exhibition, The Noble Sage, London (2009); In the Fore, The Noble Sage, London (2008); ‘Towards Natur...

Athiveerapandian’, The Noble Sage, London (2013); ‘Further Towards Nature’, Solo Exhibition, The Noble Sage, London (2009); In the Fore, The Noble Sage, London (2008); ‘Towards Natur...

Athiveerapandian’, The Noble Sage, London (2013); ‘Further Towards Nature’, Solo Exhibition, The Noble Sage, London (2009); In the Fore, The Noble Sage, London (2008); ‘Towards Natur...

Copper engraving of pearl fishing in Tutocoryn and Pallpatnam (Tamil Nadu, India, Gulf of Manar, Palk Bay.) This print originates from 'Wouter Schoutens, Reys-Togten naar en door Oos...

Fascinating deity form with appealing polished finish Displays a desirable aged patina and in good original order Polished bronze presents a delightful appearance with golden hues Pr...

A regal handcrafted necklace, with high grade blue flash rainbow moonstones.This necklace features genuine high grade genuine moonstones from Tamil Nadu mine in India. Each stone giv...

Marapachi Bommai hold great sentimental value as they are given as part of the bride’s wedding trousseau and are a legacy passed on from one generation to another in the states of Ta...

A regal handcrafted necklace, with high grade blue flash rainbow moonstones.This necklace features genuine high grade genuine moonstones from Tamil Nadu mine in India. The stones giv...

Most likely originating in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu, richly cast using the renowned ancient bronze lost wax process, throne inspired form, having a serrated lotus leaf sh...

Born in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu during the mid-20th century, this small carved wooden horse from Madras exudes vintage charm with its distressed rust, verdigris, and iron red ...

Many were created for temples, shrines, and domestic altars, where depictions of deities and mythological figures embodied protection, prosperity, and spiritual guidance. Regions suc...

Born in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu during the midcentury period, this small carved wooden horse sculpture from Madras captivates with its petite proportions and rust-colored dist...

It extends from the western coast along the Arabian Sea to the eastern coast bordering the Bay of Bengal, highlighting the region known today as Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, and pa...

Madurai, in southern India’s Tamil Nadu region, was a historically significant seat of power, famous for its dynastic rulers, temple complexes, and political intrigue during the 18th...

The figures are dressed in simple cloths and turbans, typical of priestly attire in Tamil Nadu or surrounding regions. The term *Poutchari* may refer to a religious function or title...

The practice of hook-swinging, though later outlawed during colonial rule, was once widespread in Tamil Nadu and surrounding regions, particularly during temple festivals.

Such processions were common in rural South India, particularly in Tamil Nadu, and could involve dramatic public enactments, costumed figures, and ritual performances.

The artwork depicts the Arunachalesvara Temple in Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, a significant Hindu temple dedicated to the deity Shiva, located on the Coromandel Coast of India.

Brass inlay work is a popular handicraft right from Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh in the north to Tamil Nadu in the south. This craft is used in the Vanilla Noir Oro collection as bras...

Brass inlay work is a popular handicraft right from Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh in the north to Tamil Nadu in the south. This Craft is used in the Vanilla Noir Oro collection as bras...

Brass inlay work is a popular handicraft right from Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh in the north to Tamil Nadu in the south. This craft is used in the Vanilla Noir Oro collection as bras...

Pongal is one of the most important festivals in Tamil Nadu and other parts of South India. Traditionally held in mid-January, it is both a religious and cultural event, symbolizing ...

The palm trees in the background evoke a southern coastal setting, possibly Tamil Nadu or Kerala, adding a geographic suggestion to the scene.

They were mainly used as devotional donations for Khanodba and Shiva in Central India, as well as Ayyannar and Karuppan in Tamil Nadu. Dating from the last half of the 19th century, ...

Plan of the city of Madras (or Chennai), the capital of the state of Tamil Nadu, India. Also shows a plan of Fort St.

He worked among Portuguese settlers, local Christians, and the Paravas (a fishing caste in Tamil Nadu), revitalizing the faith and converting many.

They were mainly used as devotional donations for Khanodba and Shiva in Central India, as well as Ayyannar and Karuppan in Tamil Nadu. Dating from the last half of the 19th century, ...

MacConnel, Kim Robert (American, California, born 1946) Sri Ranganathanswamy Temple, Trichi, India (an ancient Indian city in India's southern Tamil Nadu state) 1992, commercial phot...

The regions marked correspond to contemporary Indian states, including Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala, making this an essential piece for collectors interested i...