Apsara Wall Frame - Hand carved Hand-Painted Decor

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Apsara Wall Frame - Hand carved Hand-Painted DecorIn South Indian temples, no idol stands alone every deity is framed by a Prabhavali, the carved and painted arch that represents its aura, the field of radiance around it. EthniiChic's Apsara Wall Frame borrows that same architectural language and brings it into a home sized wall piece. At its centre is an Apsara, a celestial dancer from Indian mythology, hand carved in solid Sheesham wood and set inside a fully hand painted Prabhavali arch inspired

traditionally placed behind a deity to represent its radiance

it's sealed to resist heat and moisture

flat colour blocking and strong outlines drawn from leather shadow-puppetry

Hand-painted mandala earrings on wood

warm tones of blue accentuating the graceful expressions and ornamental details that define the mural style

Dimension : Width of the bangle - 1

hand-carved and hand-painted on solid mango wood

traditionally associated with beauty

The rich blue background carries a subtle repeating swirl motif

and perfect for all-day wear✔ Ideal for festive occasions

painted entirely in soft watercolour rather than the bolder gouache typically used in Rajput miniature painting

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