Indian Matched Pair of Mughal Indian Sandstone Panels, Northern India, 17th Century. Both panels superbly illustrate the blending of Islamic Persian and Indian art traditions of Mughal India. This is the artistic tradition of emperors, artists and artisans who made the Taj Mahal. Composed of four sections and sculpted in red, white, and buff sandstone, each panel is the mirror opposite of the other in perfect symmetry. The two center panels represent a flower in a square section and curled tendril in a rectangular section, both in turn are flanked by two columns. 34" x 23" (86 cm x 58 cm)..