Annapoorneshwari Kulo Wall Mount - Pink Hand-Painted

Annapoorneshwari Kulo Wall Mount - Pink Hand-PaintedAnnapoorneshwari painting on a muram soop chata kulo (winnowing sieve, made of bamboo, generally used in old households for cleaning grains, which is a symbol of food abundance. Annapoorneshwari is a manifestation of Goddess Parvathi and is known as the Hindu Goddess of food and nourishment. This piece would be a part of the dining area decor. This is a very good choice for a house warming function or any special occasion. Material : Winnowing Sieve

•        Care: Avoid water exposure

This traditional Painting exhibit a burst of rich colors that bring out the beauty of both Rukmani and Krishna

The blue peacock motifs are drawn from the visual language of Tholu Bommalatha

This is considered as the 3rd incarnation of Lord Vishnu

Celebrate heritage

Exquisitely handcrafted danglers inspired by Kalamkari Art designed on crafted wood

while together forming the perfect union that enhances their true spiritual essence

Why is blue used for this Apsara design

slight variations in colour and stroke detail occur between pairs - a sign of genuine handcraft

Why is the fish a notable motif in Tholu Bommalatha art

Does this design have religious significance

What is an Apsara