Wood jali sculpture, "Hide and Seek"
Owls play hide and seek on a tree trunk in this endearing sculpture by Chander Kant. He carves the expressive kadam wood sculpture by hand, detailing the owl's bodies with jali. This legendary wood art is carved on the surface of the wood, leaving the core of the wood visible through the openwork.
- 0.58 kgs
- 1.3 lbs
- 26 cm H x 14 cm W x 8 cm D
- 10.25" H x 5.5" W x 3.1" D
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Evelyne
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03/14/2021
"ravissant"
Cet hibou est magnifiquement travaill?, il est adorable avec son petit. Il nest pas tout ? fait identique ? la photo, c est normal car chaque pi?ce est unique, mais autant attachant. Joli travail.
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Teri
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12/05/2022
"altar piece"
I like the making of this piece
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William
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08/25/2022
"Gift"
Nice gift
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BEATRIZ M.
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08/18/2022
"NO SEE, HEAR, OR SPEAK"
I AM IN LOVE WITH MY MONKEY. HES SO CUTE AND DIFFERENT.
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- TO EXPRESS HUMBLENESS
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Suzann
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04/18/2022
"Necklace"
Love
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Annette
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02/15/2022
"Gorgeous!"
A beautiful piece that is expertly carved. A delight to wear. Thank you Chander.
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