Kuchipudi – Hand-painted Wooden Wall Plate

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Kuchipudi – Hand-painted Wooden Wall PlateKuchipudi began as a solo dance drama performed by Brahmin men in temple courtyards in Andhra Pradesh, evolving over centuries into the fast, expressive classical form now performed widely by women. This round wall plate captures a dancer mid movement, one leg lifted, arms held in a precise gesture, set against a glowing orange and yellow background. Hand painted in vivid blues and golds, the dancer's costume and jewellery are rendered with enough

Yellow & Green

or dedicated display shelf where its full height and detailing can be appreciated

This one is designed to be planted afterward - so the ritual continues as something living

upswept silhouette of a snake boat

laminated finish

giving the set a sense of motion across the six pieces

fully hand-painted by our artists on solid wood

Two brass bells hang from the base

A woven red-and-gold border trims the base

Are these eight separate frames or one large piece

The base is handmade seed paper with embedded marigold seeds

What art style is this Krishna plate painted in