Indian Building and Garden Elements

Strand Blue Handle B 3"x4" in Brass & Semi Precious Stone, Viya by Vikram Goyal How society rejoiced when Art Deco dared to create a new approach to life, breathing fresh life i...

Jaisal Bronze Door Handle A Small in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal The rippling sand dunes of Jaisalmer in western Rajasthan, with their ever-shifting contours, breathe life into this...

Mizo Handle Pair of 2 in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal The rippling sand dunes of Jaisalmer in western Rajasthan, with their ever-shifting contours, breathe life into this series of c...

A magnificent pair of authentic antique Indian architectural hand carved and painted metal mounted wood temple doors! 19th century, India, most likely Tamil Nadu region of South Ind...

19th century Indian window or door shutters. Complete with original hangings and metal mechanism for locking. The doors have panels and above the lock mechanism each door has three s...

Jaisal Bronze Door Handle B Small in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal The rippling sand dunes of Jaisalmer in western Rajasthan, with their ever-shifting contours, breathe life into this...

Kala Kamal Pot by Deetee Home Dimensions: D 59.7 x H 50.8 cm Materials: Stoneware Sculpted in a bold black finish with wave-like contours, is more than a pot — it’s a statement of f...

Glory Lily Handle B in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal The Glory Lily flower dances in paradox, embodying breathtaking beauty and potent power. A striking climber, it isn’t your typical...

The Greeks have used sundials to measure time since 100 B.C. Reminiscent of classic Greek mythology, this Atlas Armillary Sundial will demand attention, ...

A vintage pair of Indian garden or interior seats in white marble on four Baluster legs each, in good condition. The backrest and armrests are decorated in an openwork of geometrical Quatrefoil patterns and fine finials. The central panel of the backrest has a rosette floral motif and is surmounted by an Ogee arched crest. The Mughal architecture is symmetrical and decorative and mixture of Persian, Turkish and Indian elements. Compliments the White Mughal Marble...

Jaisal Door Handle A Large in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal The rippling sand dunes of Jaisalmer in western Rajasthan, with their ever-shifting contours, breathe life into this series...

A large and most impressive antique Indian early bronze copper alloy Hindu temple vahana statue / sculpture. India, likely Deccan region, 16th-19th century, exceptionally executed figural work depicting Nandi Bull (devine steer / mythical horned cow), a significant figure in Hinduism, vehicle (mount) of diety Lord Shiva, symbol of devotion, and an important part of Hindu culture and philosophy. This rare high quality example, heavy, nearly solid, in stylized Brahman bull animal form, the naturalistic rendering with meticulous attention to authentic detail throughout, including proper facial features and comprehensive muscular structure, beaded jewelry decoration, natural looking horns, utter and teats, curved tail, and integral hoof feet. Attractive antique metalwork with warm alloy tonal variations, ehanced by beautifully aged worn weathered heavily patinated bronze & copper alloy accented by scattered visually striking verdigris bluish green patina. Dimensions: (approx) 24" Tall, 29" Wide, 11" Deep Probably 70lbs Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use History: NANDI: THE DIVINE STEED AND SYMBOL OF DEVOTION Introduction In the rich tapestry of Hindu mythology, few figures carry the depth of symbolism and spiritual significance as Nandi, the divine bull. As the sacred mount of Lord Shiva, Nandi occupies a revered place in Hindu culture and philosophy. In this blog post, we will delve into the multifaceted significance of Nandi, exploring the spiritual, cultural, and symbolic dimensions that make this celestial creature an indispensable part of the Hindu pantheon. The Vahana of Lord Shiva: Nandi's most prominent role is that of the vahana, or vehicle, of Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities in Hinduism. In this capacity, Nandi is not just a physical mount but a symbol of unwavering devotion and loyalty. The inseparable bond between Lord Shiva and Nandi signifies the importance of humility, obedience, and dedication on the spiritual path. Symbol of Strength and Virility: Depicted as a powerful and muscular bull, Nandi embodies strength and virility. The bull is a symbol of fertility and abundance in Hindu culture, representing the life-sustaining forces of nature. Nandi's robust form serves as a reminder of the inherent power within all living beings and the vital energy that sustains the universe. Guardian of Shiva's Abode: In many Shiva temples, one often encounters a prominent statue of Nandi positioned at the entrance. This is not merely decorative; it is symbolic of Nandi's role as the gatekeeper to Lord Shiva's abode. Devotees believe that Nandi safeguards the sanctity of the sacred space and acts as a spiritual protector, warding off negative energies. A Beacon of Spiritual Discipline: Nandi's demeanor and presence are reflective of spiritual discipline and meditation. Often depicted in a state of deep contemplation, Nandi serves as an inspiration for seekers on the spiritual path. The bull's stillness and focused gaze symbolize the importance of inner reflection and concentration as essential components of the journey toward self-realization. Cultural and Artistic Significance: Beyond its spiritual and religious connotations, Nandi holds immense cultural and artistic significance. Sculptors and artists across centuries have crafted intricate depictions of Nandi, showcasing the depth of Hindu artistic heritage. The various poses and expressions of Nandi in art not only tell stories from mythology but also contribute to the aesthetic richness of temples and cultural artifacts. Nandi's demeanor and presence are reflective of spiritual discipline and meditation. Often depicted in a state of deep contemplation, Nandi serves as an inspiration for seekers on the spiritual path. The bull's stillness and focused gaze symbolize the importance of inner reflection and concentration as essential components of the journey toward self-realization. Cultural and Artistic Significance: Beyond its spiritual connotations, Nandi holds immense cultural and artistic significance. Sculptors and artists across centuries have crafted intricate depictions of Nandi, showcasing the depth of Hindu artistic heritage. The various poses and expressions of Nandi in art not only tell stories from mythology but also contribute to the aesthetic richness of temples and cultural artifacts. Festivals and Celebrations: Nandi is also celebrated in festivals like Maha Shivaratri, where devotees pay homage to Lord Shiva and his divine mount. During these festivities, the spiritual significance of Nandi is magnified, with rituals, prayers, and processions that honor the inseparable bond between the bull and the lord. Conclusion: In conclusion, Nandi is far more than a mythical creature or a decorative element in Hindu iconography. As the loyal steed of Lord Shiva, Nandi symbolizes profound spiritual truths, embodying qualities of devotion, strength, and discipline. Whether gracing the entrance of a temple or adorning the altar in a devotee's home, the significance of Nandi extends beyond religious boundaries, touching the hearts and minds of those who seek inspiration on their spiritual journey. The divine presence of Nandi serves as a timeless reminder of the enduring values that enrich the human experience. Various Possibilities: Ideal for both use as an interior / indoor sculpture or exterior / outside / outdoors / patio...

This antique hand-carved teak wood column is a stunning architectural piece, exuding rustic charm and timeless character. Crafted from solid teak wood, the column showcases a beautif...

Baradari, also Bara Dari, is a building or pavilion with twelve doors designed to allow free flow of air. The structure has three doorways on every side of the square-shaped structure. Because of their outstanding acoustic features, these buildings were particularly well-suited for mujra dance or courtesan dance performances by the noble courtesans. They were also well-suited for live performances and private concerts by various musicians and poets in front of the ruling kings of the time. They were also valued for their fresh air during hot summers of India. Bara in Urdu/Hindi means Twelve and the word Dar means 'door'. Baradari in white marble Size= 144" x 144" x 120" H Material= White Agra marble...

A large & important pair of rare antique 19th century Indian Polychromed & hand carved stone Dvarpala (temple door guard) statues, circa 1850. Each statue is hand carved as a male Hindu four armed temple guard, the guards holding a mace (Gada) and one hand on a dagger (Katar), another hand holding a lotus flower to represent spiritual enlightenment. Each guard stands crossed legged on a plinth decorated with an elephant, both statues retaining old and yet brightly colored polychromed decoration, the statues are approximately 3/4 lifesize. They are a true pair facing each other and would have flanked either side of the temple door entrance, they are large and very heavy, each figure weighs about 300lbs. A rare & important pair of carved 19th century stone temple guards...

This exquisite Indo-Saracenic colonnade, handcrafted in the 21st century from Sheesham wood, captures the timeless beauty of traditional Indian architecture. Currently in its natural...

Strand Blue Handle A 3"x4" in Brass & Semi Precious Stone, Viya by Vikram Goyal How society rejoiced when Art Deco dared to create a new approach to life, breathing fresh life i...

Individually hand crafted Teak door in early 20th century. Industrial metal details. Two salvaged doors that have been barred together to make one larg...

Pair of Asian (possibly Indian) (18/19th Century) blue & white distressed painted and carved Pair of doors in a frame with a separate pediment decorated with large brass nail heads &...

Set of two hand carved out of a single block of marble, perfect for outdoors. Fish Scale Urn in White Marble Handcrafted in India by Stephanie Odegard...

Pair of very decorative brass door or cabinet handles with carved details. Ready to mount.

This is a new copper and brass acorn finial that can be used indoor as an architectural accent or in a outdoor garden. The acorn is a symbol of go...

Under The Banyan Gold Color Door Handle B in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal Echoing ancient whispers of worship, each object captures the essence of the Banyan tree, believed to hold t...

M/222 - Museal stone high relief Gandhara from India (actual Nord Pakistan): a very rare piece , mounted on a robust iron base. Ask Your architect where ...

Set of 2 Large Blue Ceramic Planters by Hatsu. Dimensions: W 22.9 x D 22.9 x H 17.8 cm Materials: Ceramic. Introducing our bold blue ceramic planters, available in large, medium, an...

Wonderful pair of Indian columns from the XVIIIth century, the wood have a really nice patina, the tops are well sculpted. We could see the influence of the british colonial.

This magnificent building facade was once part of a grand mansion in Gujarat, India. It is entirely made from Teakwood, which is highly resistant to in...

Jaisal Door Handle B Large in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal The rippling sand dunes of Jaisalmer in western Rajasthan, with their ever-shifting contours, breathe life into this series...

Exceptional foot stool multiple sides, made of hand carved solid wood that was base of Indian wood pillar, newly upholster with beautiful vintage silk hand embroidery Suzani. Great d...

Set of 2 Small Blue Ceramic Planters by Hatsu. Dimensions: W 12.7 x D 12.7 x H 11.7 cm Materials: Ceramic. Introducing our bold blue ceramic planters, available in large, medium, an...

Antique Asian hand-carved teak wood wall panel architectural elements. An architectural hand-carved teak wood arch doorway panel in the form of an entrance Moorish door, great to use...

Medium Trika Planter by Deetee Home Dimensions: D 30.48 x H 48.26 cm Materials: Stoneware The Trika Collection is a harmonious blend of traditional Indian pottery and Kolam-inspired...

Two antique Indian brass over wood capital stands from the 19th century, with repoussé scrollwork décor. We are pricing and selling them each separately. Created in India during the 19th century, these pedestals showcase the shape of Classical capitals. They are both made of brass over wood. Each capital features a circular top with twisted rope style edge, sitting above a flaring base resting on a stepped plinth. It is the décor however, which attracts all the attention with its friezes and scrollworks depicting flowers. Boasting a nicely weathered patina with some coloration, these two Indian brass over wood capital pedestals...

Antique 19th century Anglo-Indian, finely carved serpent Pedestal plant stand with prolific foliage and wildlife design. Four carved serpent head feet feed into a center column with ...

Row of six carved wooden pillars that have capitals in the upper part and stone bases carved in the lower end (these are grouped in pairs). The shafts have three different sections (...

Large Trika Planter by Deetee Home Dimensions: D 17.78 x H 96.52 cm Materials: Stoneware The Trika Collection is a harmonious blend of traditional Indian pottery and Kolam-inspired ...

Original ancient Indian window depicting two dancers, a female and a male, intent in their moves and in typical customs. Floral themes in the frame. The window is made of hand painte...

A grand sized 19th century painted wood Southern Indian decorative ceiling panel. 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 the center and at each corner. The inner panel is primarily a deep red with hand-painted accents in blue, gold, and green. The simple outer frame surround is painted black. This exquisite late 19th century Indian ceiling panel...

Vintage large, pierced brass oval footed container with lion head handles. Very versatile piece. Great for plants, bottle cooler, etc.

Set of 2 Medium Blue Ceramic Planters by Hatsu. Dimensions: W 16.5 x D 16.5 x H 14.2 cm Materials: Ceramic. Introducing our bold blue ceramic planters, available in large, medium, a...

Neither money or effort was spared in making this elegant temple doors. All materials for the door and the artisans were hand picked for this divine project. This door comes from a t...

Indian engraved silver table fountain by Oomersi Mawji & Sons Indian, late 19th century Measures: Height 40cm, width 23cm, depth 21cm This exceptional table fountain is by the c...

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

Entrance door of a city Moughal XVI-XVII century North of India Deeply carved Teak wood with floral desigs With iron rings and sticks to avoid the elephant hits . Maharashtra, ...

Set of 3 Blue Ceramic Planters by Hatsu Dimensions: D 23 x H 18 cm, D 16.5 x H 14 cm, D 13 x H 12 cm. Materials: Ceramic. Introducing our bold blue ceramic planters, available in la...

Large Early 20th Century antique wall panel or divider with a small pair of doors with iron bars and metal mesh. This large panel was salvaged in India and was cleaned and sealed yea...

Hand-Carved Wooden Swing with Elephants and Columns

Indoor or outdoor British Colonial teak plantation or planters chair with cane seat and back. Wonderful weathered wood patina.

A set of three Indian seed planters from the 19th century, with distressed patina. Created in India during the 19th century, these wooden pieces were orig...

This unique pair of 1900's European-inspired columns features a one-of-a-kind design found exclusively in India. The capitals are adorned with acanthus leaves, merging Ionic and Cori...

A large carved white marble carpet weight from India in a Classic orb style. Can also be used as a superb decorative accent for gardens, patios or decks.

A large marble basin, hand-carved in India. Mid-20th Century, probably earlier. A massive piece of solid marble turned into a beautiful vessel, with the exterior in scalloped shape...

Under The Banyan Bronze Color Door Handle A in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal Echoing ancient whispers of worship, each object captures the essence of the Banyan tree, believed to hold...

This pair of finely crafted Indo-Saracenic columns from the 1900's features a top support beam and intricately designed brackets. The cross-supporting beam is adorned with serpentine...

This Indian haveli facade, crafted in the 1850's in Gujarat, India, features a beautifully designed balcony with three windows supported by four columns. The balcony showcases modest...

Originally situated at the entrance to a granary. Add a touch of magic to your interior with these beautiful early 20th century hand-carved door from India...

Monolithic Teak Wood columns, carved stone bases with an elegant typical Indian design. Upper shaft is ending in a classic geometrical square design from the moghul empire, The body...

Hand carved out of a single block of marble, perfect for outdoors. Lotus Pot in White Marble Size- 17" x 17" x 14"H Materials - White Marble, Hand-Carved, S...

Available Sizes:25” x 25” x 16” H Hand carved out of a single block of marble, perfect for outdoors. Customization is our specialty. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with...

Large hand hammered brass planter. We also have matching extra large and medium planters available shown in last photo.