From time immemorial, caparisons or “chamayam” (Kerala, India) have stood out as gems of tradition representing God’s own country, Kerala. These decorative pieces that adorn the head of elephants during festivals are surely symbols of peace, success and wealth. In the olden days, caparisons were made of pure gold.
| ID Oggetto | 856 |
| Tipologia | Gifts |
| Donatore | Jiyo Jacob |
| Paese | India |
| Materiale | Paper, cotton, metal |
| Dimensioni | L 31 cm × H 264 cm × P 4 cm |
| Iscrizioni | Back: RwoHACT 199 684/60 |
| Collocazione | Deposit |
| Luogo | Palazzo Coppini, Firenze |