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Plaster Cast Bust of Duleep Singh 3D Model, Fully textured with UV Mapping and materials.
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Panjangla Maharani Jindan Kaur 3D Model.
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Panjangla belonging to Maharani Jindan Kaur
Date: 1800-1840
Original Location: Sikh Empire, Lahore, Punjab
Present location: Private collection
On arriving in London, the India Office returned to Maharani Jind Kaur her casket of Jewels from Lahore which had been confiscated when she had escaped from British custody. Jind Kaur lived in the UK from January 1861 where she remained until her death in Kensington, London, on 1 August 1863. Her jewels were passed down to her son Maharajah Duleep Singh and thence to his various children. Bamba and her sisters possessed an impressive collection of spectacular jewels inherited from their grandmother Jindan, including pearls, large diamond rings, and a number of ruby and spinel necklaces. This piece formed part of Princess Bamba Duleep Singh’s jewelry collection. This panjangla was later gifted by the Princess to her Housekeeper, and thence by descent, Private Collection 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 124586 polygons.
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Lahore Shield (Royal Armouries Museum) 3D Model.
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Date : 1701-1730
Place : India (Sikh), Lahore
Provenance : Presented by the Hon. East India Co., 1851.
This round shield is of watered steel, elaborately decorated with a border in gold koftgari. On the surface of the metal inside the border are overlaid two very stylised peacocks and two short-legged animals that might be mongooses. The interior is lined with red velvet, the same material being used to cover the two grips.
Dimensions: The diameter is 416 mm. Weight: The weight of the shield is 1.95 kg 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 7924 polygons.
