Wood Worm

A wooden wall bracket is presented here a set of antique architectural wooden bracket made of wood. Indian wall brackets, also known as "brackets" or "corbels" have a rich history that spans many centuries.
In ancient times, Indian wall brackets were commonly used to support the overhanging roofs of buildings. They were often carved with elaborate designs, reflecting the artistic and architectural styles of different regions and periods. The brackets were crafted from various materials, including wood, stone, and metal, and could range from simple to highly ornate forms.
       During the medieval period, Indian wall brackets continued to evolve in design and purpose. Temples, palaces, and other structures showcased brackets with intricate carvings depicting religious figures, mythological scenes, and flora and fauna. These carvings were often symbolic and carried deeper meanings related to the culture and beliefs of the time.