Indian caryatid

The Indian caryatid, an authentic treasure that spans centuries of history, is a fascinating journey through time. Carved from sandstone between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, this impeccably preserved figure captures the essence of a priestess in all her ritual splendor, with sacred vestments and her ceremonial staff in her left hand. What makes this statue unique is its contemporary metamorphosis. About 1.8 meters high, the caryatid, while maintaining its ancient charm, is dressed in modernity. The white color gives it a freshness and brightness, while the jewels painted in gold leaf give it a touch of timeless elegance. Imagine finding it in a modern environment, illuminated by lights that reveal every finely carved detail. This caryatid is more than a statue; it is a story carved in time, a connection between the ancient and the contemporary. Each of its curves tells of millenary traditions, while its new look gives it a new life, a work of art that adapts gracefully to any context.