Hand-Painted Wooden Aranmula-Inspired Hand Mirror pooja room name board It's hand-painted onto the traditional

It's hand-painted onto the traditional Aranmula-inspired wooden silhouette and finished in a deep reddish-brown wood tone

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the piece nods to Rajasthani architectural latticework while keeping the overall presentation light and contemporary

filling space with the same density and discipline as the deity figures themselves

Hand-Painted Wooden Aranmula-Inspired Hand Mirror pooja room name board It's hand-painted onto the traditionalThis piece keeps a genuine round mirror at its centre, set within the same ornate, antique gold silhouette borrowed from the Aranmula Kannadi, Kerala's celebrated metal mirror. Every curve and flourish of the frame is hand painted and finished by hand, built around a functional mirror rather than a painted scene. A small stand at the back means it can be propped up on a dresser or console as well as hung on a wall. At 10. 5 inches in height and 6