Prepare to be captivated by a rich tapestry of antiquity as Todywalla Auctions unveils its latest offering, showcasing the timeless allure of classic Indian art and antiques. Renowned for curating exceptional collections and boasting a legacy steeped in numismatics for over five decades, Todywalla Auctions is poised to host its eagerly awaited auction on April 16th at the prestigious Rendezvous Taj Mahal in Mumbai.
This distinguished event marks the third installment in a series of over 200 successful auctions, promising enthusiasts an unparalleled opportunity to acquire pieces of unparalleled beauty and historical significance. Among the illustrious highlights are masterpieces such as the evocative depiction of Diwali by Muhammad Afzal, crafted in the early 18th century, alongside pristine 11th-century Pala and Vishnu Steles.
A veritable feast for the senses awaits as the auction unveils a diverse array of artistic treasures, including captivating Mughal and Pahari paintings that beckon the viewer into a world of opulence and splendor. Notable among these is a renowned painting from the Ramayana, immortalizing the iconic moment of Lord Ram’s triumph over Ravana, destined to command attention and admiration.
Venture into the realm of sculptural mastery with an impressive array of artifacts sourced from various corners of the country, some lovingly repatriated from Europe. From ancient stone sculptures dating back 1200 years to intricately crafted bronze pieces representing revered deities, each artifact bears witness to India’s rich cultural heritage.
Beyond the realm of sculpture, the auction presents an eclectic assortment of treasures, from ornate silver jugs and exquisite tea sets to resplendent centerpieces and vibrant textiles. Each item is not merely an acquisition but a conduit to the past, a tangible link to a bygone era that grows in both value and significance with the passage of time.
For those eager to partake in this extraordinary event, registration is a simple click away on the official website of the House of Todywalla. Furthermore, enthusiasts are invited to immerse themselves in the splendor of these exquisite pieces at the Bikaner House in New Delhi from April 5th to April 9th, and at Om Chamber in Mumbai from March 10th to April 15th.
