Origin: Andhra Pradesh, South India

Carved from a single piece of Neem wood (Margosa), the exquisitely designed wood panels depict Vishnu Avtaars, Ashta Lakshni (eight Avtaars of Lakshmi, goddess of Wealth) etc. It takes 3 to 4 craftsmen anything from one week to 6 months to create just one panel. One wrong hammer or chisel blow is enough to destroy months of hard work. Available from 1.5 feet x 6 inches to 7 feet x 2.5 feet - both horizontal and vertical panels.

Origin: Andhra Pradesh, South India

Give your home that oriental look. Carved from a single piece of Neem wood (Margosa), the exquisitely designed vertical and horizontal wood panels can radically change the interior decoration of your home or office. Painstaking work and highly skilled craftsmanship are the hallmark of this art form. It takes 3 to 4 craftsmen anything from one week to 6 months to create just one panel. One wrong hammer or chisel blow is enough to destroy months of hard work.

Available from 1.5 feet x 6 inches to 7 feet x 2.5 feet - both horizontal and vertical panels.

Origin: Bankura, West Bengal, Eastern India

The famous Bankura Horse, made of wood or terra-cotta, height varies from 6 inches to 4 feet. An excellent example of primitive art, these horses are made by aboriginal tribes like Kol, Vills and Santhals for dedication to village gods. Dimension: Height 10"