Vittal Rukmini – Hand-painted Wooden Wall Plate

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Vittal Rukmini – Hand-painted Wooden Wall PlateThis round wall plate depicts Vittal, a form of Krishna especially revered in Maharashtra, standing beside his consort Rukmini, both in gold crowns and formal temple attire, hands resting confidently at their sides. Two lit brass lamps flank the pair, and a bed of floating lotus flowers spreads across a blue tiled floor beneath them. Hand painted on wood, the piece uses a rich, warm toned background that gives Vittal and Rukmini's gold jewellery and

At 12 inches in height and 6

It's the piece to start with if you want a genuine

Every coaster is heat-treated and sealed

In Pichwai art

It's a lesser-known side of Kalamkari for anyone who wants the same centuries-old technique and Andhra Pradesh region

Hand-painted onto the traditional Aranmula-inspired wooden silhouette and finished in a deep reddish-brown wood tone

Hand-painted only on the the front side

performed in the sacred groves of Northern Malabar in Kerala for well over a thousand years

beautifully crafted in the traditional Madhubani art form

Vishnumoorthy is one of the most important of the 400-plus recognised Theyyam forms

Dimension : 12 inches x 6 inches x 6 inches (for the head)

the lotus in Kerala mural painting represents purity and renewal