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Step into the timeless world of ancient civilizations with our museum collectibles, thoughtfully crafted to bring history into your hands.
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Amravati Stupa Double Sided Relief
₹5,999Back: Carved around 50 BC, shows devotees gathering around an empty throne with their hands clasped in gestures of reverence, while heavenly figures hover above.
Front: Around AD 250, during a major renovation, the relief was turned over and the stone reused. Recycling materials ensured the gifts of former donors continued to benefit the development of the site. The later side was carved with an image of the Great Shrine itself, revealing what it may have looked like. It shows the dome covered in Buddhist symbols and stories, while the Buddha himself stands in bodily form at the gateway, flanked by devotees.
The artefact is significant as it shows a transition in Buddhist art style in a span of 300 years – on a single piece of stone.
- Size Height 4 Inches
- Time period 300 BC – 250 AD
- Place of Origin Amravati, Andhra Pradesh – India
- Current Location British Museum
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Amravati Stupa Double Sided Relief
Time: 300 BC – 250 AD
Place of Origin: Amravati, Andhra Pradesh – India
Current Location: British Museum
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Chamunda Head
₹3,999The sculpture depicts goddess Chamunda, a form of Goddess Parvati. She’s belived to be present in cremation grounds and has a rather scary apperance.
- Size Height 4 Inches
- Time period ~1000 AD
- Place of Origin Vidisha, India
- Current Location State Museum, Bhopal, India
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Chamunda Head
Time: ~1000 AD
Place of Origin: Vidisha, India
Current Location: State Museum, Bhopal, India
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Guennol Lioness
₹8,999The Guennol Lioness is a small ancient Mesopotamian sculpture, standing at 8.3 centimeters (3.25 inches) tall. This limestone figure, dating back to around 3000-2800 BCE, depicts a muscular, anthropomorphic lioness-woman. It was discovered near Baghdad, Iraq, and is known for its unique depiction of a lioness in human form.
- Size Height 3.25 Inches
- Time period ~3000 BCE
- Place of Origin Ancient Mesopotamia, Present Day Iraq
- Current Location Private Collection
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Guennol Lioness
Time: ~3000 BCE
Place of Origin: Ancient Mesopotamia, Present Day Iraq
Current Location: Private Collection
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Pasupati Seal
₹8,999The Pashupati Seal from Mohenjo-Daro depicts a horned deity seated in a yogic posture, surrounded by wild animals. Believed to represent Lord Shiva as Pashupati, “Lord of Animals,” the figure symbolizes control over nature, fertility, and early ascetic traditions of the Indus Valley Civilization.
- Size Height 3 Inches
- Time period ~2200 BCE
- Place of Origin Sindh, Present Day Pakistan
- Current Location National Museum, New Delhi
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Pasupati Seal
Time: ~2200 BCE
Place of Origin: Sindh, Present Day Pakistan
Current Location: National Museum, New Delhi
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Preaching Buddha in Gandhara Style
₹5,999A prime example of Buddhist art in Gandhara style, this is one of the earliest surviving Buddha statue from the Indo-Greek art style in Gandhara region, present day Afghanistan & Pakistan. Likely sculpted between 100-300 AD, the realistic human form statue has a calm face with likelyness of Greek god Apollo, detailed drapes with hands in Dharmachakra Mudra. This and other Gandhara style statues are the earliest known depictions of Buddha in a human form. Buddha was depicted in form of a lotus, a pair of feet, bodhi tree or a huns – as per his wishes of not being deitified.
The original piece is housed in the British Museum in London
- Size Height 5 Inches
- Time period 100-300 AD
- Place of Origin Gandhara Region, Present Day Afghanistan/Pakistan
- Current Location British Museum
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Preaching Buddha in Gandhara Style
Time: 100-300 AD
Place of Origin: Gandhara Region, Present Day Afghanistan/Pakistan
Current Location: British Museum
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Sinauli Chariot
₹42,999First of its kind, the Sinauli Chariot features advanced design with copper-reinforced solid wheels, and are associated with a warrior culture that included both male and female warriors. The discovery is considered one of the most significant archaeological finds of the 21st century in India. It represents the first time physical chariot remains have been found in India and suggests advanced technological knowledge within the ancient Indian civilization of the time.
- Size Length 8 inches
- Time period ~2100 BCE
- Place of Origin Sinauli, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Current Location National Museum, New Delhi
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Sinauli Chariot
Time: ~2200 BCE
Place of Origin: Sindh, Present Day Pakistan
Current Location: National Museum, New Delhi
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Standing Buddha in Gandhara Style
₹5,000A prime example of Buddhist art in Gandhara style, this is one of the earliest surviving Buddha statue from the Indo-Greek art style in Gandhara region, present day Afghanistan & Pakistan. Likely sculpted between 100-300 AD, the realistic human form statue has a calm face with likelyness of Greek god Apollo. This and other Gandhara style statues are the earliest known depictions of Buddha in a human form. Buddha was depicted in form of a lotus, a pair of feet, bodhi tree or a huns – as per his wishes of not being deitified.
The original artefact is housed in Minneapolis Institute of Art
- Size Height 7 Inches
- Time period 100-300 AD
- Place of Origin Gandhara Region, Present Day Afghanistan/Pakistan
- Current Location Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Standing Buddha in Gandhara Style
Time: 100-300 AD
Place of Origin: Gandhara Region, Present Day Afghanistan/Pakistan
Current Location: Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Tutankhamun Chariot
₹42,999When Tutankhamun’s tomb was opened, six chariots were found – perfectly preserved, stacked one on top of each other in parts. This chariot was made of wood and gilded with gold and it is an absolute miracle than organic material from 3500 years ago survived so well – thanks to the dry weather of Egypt.
- Current Location Grand Egyptian Museum, Cairo, Egypt
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Tutankhamun Chariot
Current Location: Grand Egyptian Museum, Cairo, Egypt
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Venus of Willendorf
₹3,999The limestone carving depicts a voluptuous female form with exaggerated reproductive features, believed to symbolize fertility, abundance, and survival. Standing just over 4 inches tall, it remains one of the most iconic prehistoric representations of the human figure.
- Size Height 4.4 Inches
- Time period ~30000 BCE
- Place of Origin Austria
- Current Location Natural History Museum, Vienna
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Venus of Willendorf
Time: ~30000 BCE
Place of Origin: Austria
Current Location: Natural History Museum, Vienna
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Yali Pillar
₹10,999This Elephant Yali pillar from Bhognandiswari Temple in Karnataka shows a mythical creature with trunk of an elephant, face of a lion, legs of a horse. It also shows a rider with a sword.
- Size Height 7 Inches
- Time period ~900 AD
- Place of Origin Nandi, Karnataka
- Current Location Nandi, Karnataka
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Yali Pillar
Time: ~2200 BCE
Place of Origin: Sindh, Present Day Pakistan
Current Location: National Museum, New Delhi