After some help from friends in Rajasthan, I figured this one. It's a clay votive from Molela, the potters village near Udaipur. Sold to tribal people, with motifs and stories related to tribal legends and gods.
This article has a good set of explanations: http://rajsamand.nic.in/molela.pdf
I found it in the Crafts Museum. It's about five feet tall, I think.
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Looks like Saanjhi. In northern part of India, there's tradition of making a 'Saanjhi'.
It is not Sanjhi. It is a story telling panel, found in Haryana Rajasthan region. Best place to see them Uruswati Museum.
If there is a specific name you found out, do let us know.
After some help from friends in Rajasthan, I figured this one. It's a clay votive from Molela, the potters village near Udaipur. Sold to tribal people, with motifs and stories related to tribal legends and gods.
This article has a good set of explanations:
http://rajsamand.nic.in/molela.pdf
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