Radha – Hand-painted Rajput Art Wooden Wall Plate

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Radha – Hand-painted Rajput Art Wooden Wall PlateIn this circular wall plate, Radha kneels in a forest clearing, gently feeding a young deer while a stream curls past her feet a quiet, tender moment rather than the more common depiction of her with Krishna. It's painted in the Rajput miniature style, known for its fine detailing, jewel toned palette, and expressive, almond eyed faces. Radha's bond with nature is a recurring theme in Rajput and Pichwai painting traditions, where her devotion is shown

almost woodcut-like clarity

the wish-fulfilling divine cow of Indian mythology associated with abundance and nourishment — a gentler

Is the brown mural face earring more subtle than other colours

It has a total length of 5 cm

It's the choice for someone who wants Indian folk art with humour and colour in it — a genuine conversation piece for a home bar cart or a gift for someone who'd never expect "truck art" as a coaster set

Works well with kurtas

What size is this plate

each representing a different incarnation and mythological story

Tholu Bommalata is a traditional shadow puppetry art form from Andhra Pradesh

and Hanuman — is one of the most widely recognised scenes in Hindu devotional art

Kalamkari has a strong tradition of painting stylised human and folk faces — figures drawn from Andhra Pradesh's temple and epic narrative art

A fabulous gift your dear ones would advise

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