Indian colonial-style console from The Great Eastern Home

The Great Eastern Home’s latest addition to the Colonial Era Collection, the Indian Colonial Console, continues to attract furniture enthusiasts.

This sculpture, created in the early 1900s, combines European design elements with Indian influences, resulting in a distinct Colonial style of design. The Indian Colonial Style Console is versatile and may be used to accent a variety of household settings. It can be used as a statement piece in the doorway, a focal point in the living room, an exquisite addition to the dining room, or to convert hallways into art galleries.

Traditional artisans expertly incorporated Indian themes into British design. The elaborately carved acanthus motifs and scroll foliage merge with floral motifs common in the repertoire of artisans familiar with Mughal and Persian designs. Although the legs of the console are inspired by the towering pillars of Indian temples, they are also adorned with traditional Rococo motifs such as shells and scrolls. At the heart of the console is a stately lady’s face, most likely from the reign of Queen Victoria, evoking the strength and grandeur of British sovereignty.

The Indian Colonial Style Console is both historical and adaptable, perfectly integrating into contemporary environments while adding a touch of vintage charm. In a world where mass-produced furniture frequently lacks individuality and historical relevance, the Indian Colonial Console from The Great Eastern Home stands out as a timeless masterpiece. It is more than just a piece of furniture; it is a bit of history, masterfully created to bring the grandeur of a bygone age into the modern house.

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