Antique Glass Painting Photo Frame – Bheru Ji, 1900s Vintage Collectible

Step back into the charm of early 20th-century India with this rare antique glass painting photo frame depicting Lord Bheru Ji (Bhairava) — a fierce and protective form of Lord Shiva, revered especially in Rajasthani and North Indian traditions. Key Features: Period: Circa early 1900s Style: Traditional Indian Reverse Glass Painting Subject: Bheru Ji (Bhairava), often shown in divine, vigilant form with a dog (his vahana), trident, and other symbolic elements Technique: Hand-painted on the reverse side of glass, a labor-intensive art form popular in India in the 19th and early 20th centuries Frame: Original wooden frame, aged to a rich patina; some wear due to age, adding to its authenticity and character Condition: Good antique condition; signs of age such as minor paint flaking or discoloration may be present, consistent with 100 years of history Dimensions: (Add specific measurements if known) Origin: Likely Rajasthan or Madhya Pradesh, where Bheru Ji worship and glass painting were prevalent