Kerala Mural Lotus Hand Mirror - Hand Painted Wooden Mirror ethnic wooden earrings rendered with the bold linework

rendered with the bold linework and warm palette associated with Bengal's figurative folk art

Upward-facing Hayagriva: Symbolizes knowledge

The face here is entirely given over to pattern — dense black swirls and dotted linework covering the forehead and cheeks in the elaborate style associated with Muchilottu Bhagavathi

7 inches - 17

Goddess Annapurna is highly regarded in Hindu mythology as the goddess of food and nourishment

Kerala Mural Lotus Hand Mirror - Hand Painted Wooden Mirror ethnic wooden earrings rendered with the bold lineworkThis hand mirror takes its cue from the lotus, a recurring symbol of complete bloom and purity in Kerala Mural art, painting it in layered petals of orange, teal, and white around a round mirror at its centre. Every petal and curling flourish is hand painted on solid wood, finished in a clear coat sealant for everyday use. This piece is designed to be held a genuine hand mirror with a shaped handle, sized to sit comfortably on a dresser or dressing