Harappan Unicorn Seal

The unicorn is a much-loved mythical animal that finds mention in Greek and Roman legends. But the Harappans also seem to have been fond of them! This seal, found in many Harappan excavations, is commonly believed to depict a unicorn. Experts believe it also hints that this animal was venerated by the Harappans. Notice, here, a stand with droplets of water interpreted by some as being a ritual bowl.

Do note that these replicas are much larger than the original Harappan seals, to allow you to use them as wall hangings or showcase them. Each seal comes framed and has a provision at the back to both hang the frame or leave it standing on a flat table.

Care Instructions: Fragile. Handle with care.  In order to maintain fairness to our artisans and craftsmen, as well as to keep our prices fair, we accept returns only for damaged products. This product is non refundable and non-returnable.

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