Antique Wooden Indian Temple Lion - Simha / Yali
Nr. 3830-127

Name: Antique Wooden Indian Temple Lion - Simha / Yali
Brand: Original Buddhas
SKU: 3830-127
Price: 600 EUR
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Antique Wooden Indian Temple Lion - Simha / Yali
Nr. 3830-127

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Material : wood
40,5 cm high
41,7 cm wide and 13,5 cm deep
19th century
This Indian temple guardian is also often referred to as Simha (lion) or sometimes Yali (mythical lion-like creature).
Weight: 6,35 kgs
Originating from India

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The Antique Wooden Indian Temple Lion, known as Simha or Yali, stands as a remarkable representation of Indian temple art from the 19th century. Measuring 40.5 cm in height, 41.7 cm in width, and 13.5 cm in depth, this wooden sculpture weighs 6.35 kg, showcasing the skill of artisans dedicated to preserving the cultural heritage of India.

Originating from India, these lion guardians have deep historical significance, often placed at temple entrances to ward off evil spirits and offer protection. The Simha, typically depicted as a lion, symbolizes strength and courage, while the Yali represents a mythical being that combines the features of a lion with those of other animals, epitomizing the triumph of good over evil.

This sculpture exhibits intricate details and remnants of vibrant paint, indicating its age and the layers of history it has witnessed. The presence of such pieces in temples reflects the rich narrative of worship and storytelling ingrained in Indian culture. Traditionally, the Simha or Yali not only serves as a protective figure but also embodies the spiritual and artistic aspirations of the time, contributing to India's legacy of craftsmanship and devotion. This unique guardian statue invites admiration for both its artistic value and its role in the cultural and religious practices of the region.

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Antique Wooden Indian Temple Lion - Simha / Yali Nr. 3830-127

Antique Wooden Indian Temple Lion - Simha / Yali Nr. 3830-127

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Antique Wooden Indian Temple Lion - Simha / Yali
Nr. 3830-127

Antique Wooden Indian Temple Lion - Simha / Yali
Nr. 3830-127