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18" The Divine Jesus Christ | Rosewood Panel With Inlay Work

$147
$196
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Specifications
DDQ357
Rosewood With Inlay Work
18 Inch Height X 12 Inch Width X 1 Inch Length
Weight 1.50 kg
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Usually ships in 20 days
Returns and Exchanges accepted within 7 days
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Easy Returns
Easy Returns
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order delivery.See T&Cs
Fully Insured
Fully Insured
All orders are fully insured
to ensure peace of mind.
100% Handmade
100% Handmade
All products are
MADE IN INDIA.

A Rosewood Rendering of Divinity

This exquisite piece presents a depiction of Jesus Christ, meticulously crafted using the ancient art of wood inlay. The rich, dark tones of rosewood form the base, while carefully selected and shaped pieces of other woods create the image itself. The effect is a stunning contrast and a testament to the artisan's skill in bringing forth detail and expression through this intricate process. Notice the warm glow of the halo, achieved through the careful selection of a lighter wood, contrasting with the darker tones framing the figure. The folds of the robe and the gentle expression on the face are rendered with remarkable precision, capturing a sense of serenity and grace.

Mysore's Legacy of Intricate Artistry

The technique employed in creating this panel has deep roots in Indian artistry, particularly in the region of Mysore. Mysore inlay work is renowned for its use of fine woods, ivory, and sometimes even precious metals, to create intricate designs on a variety of surfaces. The tradition dates back centuries, with royal patronage playing a crucial role in its development and refinement. Skilled artisans passed down their knowledge through generations, ensuring the continuity of this delicate and demanding craft. While ivory is no longer used for ethical reasons, the use of different colored woods to create the shading and details remains a hallmark of this style, showcasing the artisan's ability to create depth and dimension with natural materials. This particular depiction, while religious in theme, carries within it the echo of a rich artistic heritage that has flourished for centuries, transforming humble materials into objects of beauty and devotion. The panel serves as a tangible connection to a tradition where artistry becomes a form of reverence, transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary through patience, skill, and an eye for detail.
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