ANTIQUE NETTUR JEWELLERY BOX Condition:Great. Very minor wear consistent with age children participate on the day

children participate on the day of Chhota Pola or Tanha Pola with their wooden bull toys mounted on small wooden planks

These are usually made of wood and in most cases have exquisite and intricate carvings on multiple set-in panels

Shiva then presses on the mountain with his big toe of his foot trapping Ravana underneath the mountain for about a thousand years

Ganesha is a very popular figure in Indian art

ANTIQUE NETTUR JEWELLERY BOX Condition:Great. Very minor wear consistent with age children participate on the dayANTIQUE NETTUR JEWELLERY BOX Nettur Petti also known as Malabar Box , a traditional jewellery box usually made of Rosewood or Jackfruit wood was used by ladies of erstwhile aristocratic and royal families of Kerala. In some cases these boxes were also used in temples to store ornaments of the idol. It has been named after the place of its origin, a village called Nettur in Kerala. These boxes of historical significance decorated with intricate work