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Hand-Painted Dashavatharam Wall Frame – Krishna AvatarKrishna stands with a flute at his lips, two cows resting beside him a scene drawn from his years as a cowherd in Vrindavan, long before the events of the Bhagavad Gita. As the ninth of Vishnu's ten Dashavatharam incarnations, Krishna is one of the most widely worshipped and culturally referenced figures in Hindu tradition, and this frame captures his gentler, pastoral side rather than his role as charioteer and philosopher teacher. Rendered in the

the layered ornamental borders — without anchoring itself to a single

Material : Pine Wood

Scaled to 40 cm in height

this stunning horse figurine has motifs inspired by Khavda Pottery

not just festive occasions

Exquisitely handcrafted danglers inspired by Kerala Mural Art designed on crafted wood

Dimension : 21

Yes — the vivid colour palette works well for festive occasions

Odisha's Pattachitra tradition dates back to at least the 12th century and is closely linked to the Jagannath temple in Puri — its scroll paintings historically illustrated religious narratives with dense

built around a codified vocabulary of hand gestures (mudras) passed down through generations of dancers

Madhubani fish motif

botanical feel suited to living rooms and entryways with rich

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