19th Century Unfired Krishnanagar Clay Dolls
Item Details
A collection of sixteen 19th century Indian, un-fired Krishnanagar clay doll servant figures. This collection features life-like peasants in the dress of their occupations. This art form was started by King Raja Krishna Chandra Ray, during his reign from 1710-1783, and fell out of existence after India’s independence in 1947. An extensive collection of these dolls can be seen on display in the Museums Victoria, Australia. See link provided for more information on the Museums Victoria collection.
Condition
- wear is present all over to both figures and clothing; includes breaks, tears and other age related wear. Any wear present is to be considered both normal and expected from age and prior use.
Dimensions
- measurement is approximate and representative of the grouping.
Item #
17CIN050-071
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