Handcrafted Wooden Hunter Sculpture – Tribal Folk Art
Seller: Radhika Suresh SURESHRs. 1900
This handcrafted rosewood sculpture portrays a tribal hunter just after a successful hunt, capturing strength through natural musculature, balanced posture, and fine detailing.
He stands on a carved pedestal, dressed in a short loincloth, holding his bow in one hand and his catch in the other, with a quiver of arrows on his back—telling a quiet story of life in the wild.
His face shows not victory, but fatigue. This is not a royal hunt, but a man hunting to live. The sculpture reflects dignity, duty, and harmony with nature.