
Portable Buddhist Temple (900s CE)
A kaolinite buddhist temple from the 900s, displaying scenes from the Buddha’s life, carved with niches on each side.

A collection of artifacts from India, reflecting its ancient traditions, vibrant artistry, and spiritual depth. From intricately designed tools to decorative items, these pieces highlight the subcontinent’s cultural richness.

A kaolinite buddhist temple from the 900s, displaying scenes from the Buddha’s life, carved with niches on each side.

A stone figure from the late 1000s, depicting Lokeshvara with Amitabha crown, carved from kaolinite with traces of pigment.

A stone figure from the 800s, depicting Buddha in Bhumisparsha Mudra, carved from chloritic schist with ficus leaves above.

A stone linga from the 600s–700s, depicting Shiva with a crescent moon, carved from chloritic schist with a third eye and matted hair.