CARVED WOODEN BULLOCK Size:19 L x 7 D x 26 H cm Material - Wood is the younger son of

is the younger son of Shiva and Parvati

wearing a peacock feather in his crown and playing a flute

The stand with a set of 6 metal lassi glasses is believed to be from Rajasthan

Ego gets the better of Ravana who is in fact an ardent devotee of Shiva and he starts shaking Mount Kailash in an attempt to uproot it

that shows clear European influence

CARVED WOODEN BULLOCK Size:19 L x 7 D x 26 H cm Material - Wood is the younger son ofThis wooden coloured bullock is a toy used during Pola festival and is now a rare collectible. Pola festival, celebrated predominantly in Maharashtra and some parts of Central India (Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh) is a day when farmers decorate and worship their bulls as a mark of respect for their support in farming. While elders celebrate this festival by worshipping bulls, children participate on the day of Chhota Pola or Tanha Pola with their