The two stamps
on this FDC were issued to commemorate 50 Years of diplomatic relations between India and Mongolia.
The theme of the
Joint Issue was Arts & Crafts. The stamps depict the Bronze
Statue of Rao Dev, Bastar, Madhya
Pradesh and the
Bronze Statue, Murun
Mongolia.
One
of the stamps depicts an early 20th century bronze replica of the equestrian
deity Rao Dev from Bastar, Madhya Pradesh. The extremely fine ornamentation of
the bronze idol, cast in the lostwax technique and executed by a Ghadva
metalsmith, is typical of the folk metal images from the Bastar region of India.
The
other stamp depicts an ancient sculpture of a horse from Mongolia, an
archaeological finding from the Bronze Age. The bronze cast statue was found in
Murun city of Khuvsgul province of
Mongolia.
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