Bhuta Female Attendant vintage textiles they reflect a legacy of

they reflect a legacy of British porcelain innovation and the cultural rituals of formal dining and hospitality

Since colours are natural

Dwarpalika

Their presence in the collection speaks to the timeless power of storytelling through form

Medium: An assemblage of drawing and print on layers of plexiglass housed in reclaimed teak and bevelled glass atop a cabinet

Bhuta Female Attendant vintage textiles they reflect a legacy ofBhuta Female Attendants (Chikku Style) Wood Size : H 23" W 8" with base Originating from the spirit worship traditions of coastal Karnataka, Bhuta figures are sacred representations used in ritual performances to honor powerful local deities and ancestral spirits. Rooted in pre Hindu animistic beliefs and later influenced by Shaivism, these figures are carved from wood or cast in metal and are central to ceremonies invoking protection, healing, and