Gandaberunda – Hand-painted Wooden Wall Plate

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Gandaberunda – Hand-painted Wooden Wall PlateTwo heads, one body, wings spread wide in perfect symmetry against a glowing green to yellow backdrop this is the Gandaberunda, a mythical two headed bird from Indian mythology associated with immense strength, often linked to a fierce form of Vishnu. It's one of the more visually striking and unusual motifs in Indian iconography, historically used as a royal emblem by South Indian dynasties, including as the official state emblem of Karnataka today.

" the cows Krishna herded and cared for as a child in Vrindavan

Embrace the beauty of tradition

Pichwai is a traditional devotional painting style from Nathdwara

pairing the classic Indian earring silhouette with intricate

distinctive enough to be noticed

Airavat is no ordinary elephant — he's the pure white

prolonged sunlight will fade any hand-painted or dyed surface faster

cloth-based scroll painting

Who is Airavat in Hindu mythology

a colour the Mughals themselves borrowed from Persian and Central Asian architecture

Celebrate tradition

and the teal finish is applied by hand across every curve and ridge