Vintage Prabhavali

This small-sized Prabhavali holds a profound significance as an extraordinarily rare artifact. Crafted meticulously from bronze over 80 years ago, its exquisite detailing showcases the skill and artistry of the craftsmen of that era. Sourced from the western part of India, it carries the essence of that region's rich cultural heritage.

The Prabhavali’s design is truly captivating. Two majestic elephants, beautifully sculpted, stand as pillars, gracefully supporting the arch above. At the center of the arch, a mesmerizing Kirtimukha design captures the eye with its intricate patterns and symbolic meaning. The craftsmanship and attention to detail displayed in this piece are a testament to the artistic brilliance of its creators.

Once, this Prabhavali stood within the sacred confines of a temple, where it held a special place in the rituals and worship of a deity. It was an object of devotion and reverence, surrounded by prayers and incense. The patina that has formed over time, combined with traces of vermilion, bears witness to the countless rituals and offerings that took place in its presence.

Please note that vintage pieces come with small imperfections, that’s a part of its beauty and age.

Size: 7”L x 3”W x 8"H

Weight: 680 gm