Mysore Clock Tower, 12" with lights

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The Silver Jubilee clock tower or Dodda Gadigara ( Big clock tower ) was built in 1927 to commemorate the silver jubilee (25 years) of the rule of Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV, the maharaja of Mysore. Built in the Indo- Saracenic style, is clock 75 feet tall tower spots features from different architectural schools. The curvilinear chhajja ( overhanging eaves supported on carved brackets) is of Rajasthani tradition. The tall double arches and framing slit windows of early English church architecture.

1. This clock tower is 12 inches tall and is finished on all 4 sides.
2. This clock tower has lighting & an adaptor is provided for the same in the packing 
3. It’s a great addition for a Golu/Gombe habba display and completes/compliments the Dasara procession