Pair of Marapachi Bommai figurines - South India - 40 and 39 cm tall - Wood - India - Mid-20th century.

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This pair of wooden Marapachi Bommai statuettes from India, depicting Raja and Rani, dates from the mid-20th century and measures 40 and 39 cm high.

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Pair of Marapachi Bommai statues, traditional figurines from Tamil Nadu (South India) representing the divine couple Raja and Rani, intended to be offered to newlyweds to protect their union. They are then passed down from generation to generation.

Rosewood - Excellent condition - Mid-20th century

Female statue: Height 40 cm - Weight: 1.3 kg
Male statue: Height 39 cm - Weight: 0.9 kg
Total weight: 2.2 kg

Pair of Marapachi Bommai statues, traditional figurines from Tamil Nadu (South India) representing the divine couple Raja and Rani, intended to be offered to newlyweds to protect their union. They are then passed down from generation to generation.

Rosewood - Excellent condition - Mid-20th century

Female statue: Height 40 cm - Weight: 1.3 kg
Male statue: Height 39 cm - Weight: 0.9 kg
Total weight: 2.2 kg

Details

Dynastic Style/Period
Mid-20th century.
Number of objects
2
Country of Origin
India
Material
Wood
Height
40 cm
Width
15 cm
Title of artwork
Pair of Marapachi Bommai figurines - South India - 40 and 39 cm tall
Condition
Good condition
Authenticity
Original/official
FranceVerified
253
Objects sold
100%
Private

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