A fragment of history carved from stone, this architectural bracket depicts the graceful curve of a Peacock, a bird that symbolizes beauty and immortality in Indian culture. Originally, this piece would have served as a decorative corbel on a doorframe or window niche in a traditional home. What makes this piece truly special is the survival of its original blue polychrome finish. The paint has weathered over decades to reveal the raw stone beneath, creating a "chippy" texture that feels excavated and precious. Lay it flat on a coffee table as a tactile object. It brings a touch of "Modern Farmhouse" or boho charm. It also looks fantastic mounted as wall art.

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Specifications

• Material: Carved stone with pigment
• Dimensions: 8"L x 1"D x 6"H
• Origin: Antique; Indian domestic architectural ornamentation tradition; carved stone with pigment, India
• Era: Antique
• Condition: Heavy weathering, paint loss, and softened edges consistent with stone architectural salvage
• Special Detail: Stylized peacock/bird-head corbel bracket with surviving traces of original distressed blue polychrome finish; originally a doorframe or window-niche fragment