Madhubani Painting of Lord Krishna With Village Belles Painted On Hand Made Paper - 56 cm x 36 cm garuda vahan of vishnu a profound and deeply symbolic

a profound and deeply symbolic object in Hindu spirituality handcrafted by artisans from South India found in most homes in Kerala for dispensing Holy water

Urlis were used in home for cooking or serving and in Ayurvedha to make medicines

With an additional level to light 7 small diyas

Similar to the vintage textile wooden printing blocks

Madhubani Painting of Lord Krishna With Village Belles Painted On Hand Made Paper - 56 cm x 36 cm garuda vahan of vishnu a profound and deeply symbolicThis is an exquisite and colourful hand made Madhubani painting of Lord Krishna with the Gopis. Madhubani paintings This style of painting originated during the days of the Ramayana and has been hand made as per century old traditions by the village tribal women living in the present town of Madhubani (the literal meaning of which is Forests of honey). The figures are painted in all natural plant based colours which are bright yet earthy tones. As per