
Private Collection
Ganesha of Inner Shrine
FROM A QUIETLY HELD PRIVATE COLLECTION, INDIA.
INSPIRED BY HOYSALA PERIOD, CIRCA 12-13TH CENTURY SOUTH INDIA.
A temple-inspired marble Ganesha, defined by restraint and intricate detail. Finished in a soft antique patina, evoking timeless sanctity. From a private Indian collection.
Anantatraya Vishnu
ACQUIRED FROM A REGIONAL PRIVATE COLLECTION, INDIA.
INSPIRED BY LATE CHOLA PERIOD, CIRCA 11-13TH CENTURY SOUTH INDIA.
A rare triadic form of Vishnu uniting Narasimha and Varaha—embodying protection and cosmic restoration.
From an anonymous private collection, it stands as a singular, collector-grade work.
Ālaya Devī
Inspired by Hoysala temple sculpture, with architectural and compositional echoes of late Chalukyan traditions.
A sculptural form inspired by medieval Indian temple traditions, distinguished by its intricate surface articulation and composed presence. The work carries a quiet material depth, with natural patina and tonal variation enhancing its sense of age and authority.
Collector Note
To be sourced exclusively for the most discerning collectors.
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