Harappan Bull Seal Molela Terracotta Replica
Harappan Bull Seal Molela Terracotta Replica
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Details
The original seal was pressed into clay somewhere in the Indus Valley 4,000 years ago, a Zebu bull, chest thrown forward, dewlap loose. Molela, in Rajasthan, has been making terracotta figures using the same clay-working methods ever since. This replica is made there, by those hands.
The Bull Seal is one of the most recovered artifacts of the Harappan civilization, found across sites stretching from modern Afghanistan to southern Gujarat. It depicts the Zebu or Bos Indicus bull, native to the subcontinent and still found grazing through parts of Gujarat and Sindh. This replica is made by Molela artists in Rajasthan using traditional terracotta methods, the same class of material that produced the original.
It comes framed and hangs flat. It is an object with a 4,000-year provenance and the tactile quality of something made by hand from earth. History, in a format that fits on your wall.
Molela Terracotta · Rajasthan · Harappan Replica · Hand-Formed Clay
| Material | Natural Materials |
| Collection | The Art Wall |
Care Instructions
- Dust gently with a dry, soft cloth, do not wet.
- Hang away from direct sunlight to preserve colours and mirror adhesion.
- Handle with care, the mirror inlay is fragile.
- Do not clean with water or any liquid cleaner.
Materials + Care
Pure brass, sheesham, cotton — colours from a dye pot, not a swatch. Brass deepens with use; that is not a defect, it is the object becoming yours. Care notes for each material live in the Details above.
Shipping + Returns
Every order is hand-wrapped in block-print paper and sealed with wax before it leaves. Delivery takes 10–14 days; shipping is free over $99. If a piece isn't right for your home, email team@houseoftaraasha.com with the issue and photos within 30 days for a full refund.