Krishna with Flute Kerala Mural Wall Plate – Hand-painted Wooden

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Krishna with Flute Kerala Mural Wall Plate – Hand-painted WoodenKrishna with his flute raised to his lips is one of the most recognisable images in Indian devotional art Venugopala, the cowherd god whose music is said to draw every living being toward him. This wall plate renders that exact moment in the traditional Kerala Mural style, hand painted on solid Mango wood. The flute, held at an angle across the face, the tilted head, are all painted with the fine linework and rich, earthy palette that defines Kerala's

Dimensions: Size of the hand-painted portion: 3

a new chapter — as the goddess of prosperity

Buyers looking for a more muted

hand-cut by Rajasthani artisans before it is shaped

these earrings blend heritage and elegance

distinguished by that vivid colour from the more villainous red-and-black "kathi" roles

expressive eye movements

The lotus detailing sets this apart from a plain lattice pattern — it's a motif that runs through Indian sacred art far beyond Mughal architecture

Mughal jaali lattice art — hand-painted in blue on carved wooden coasters

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17 inches x 8 inches x 3 inches

Embrace the rich narrative and vibrant hues of West Bengal's's art with this exceptional accessory