Hand-Painted Wooden Tea Coasters – Blue Jaali Indian home decor It works well for a

It works well for a compact snack spread or purely as a graphic decorative accent

No extra conditioning needed

though like all hand-painted pieces it should be handled gently rather than treated as everyday costume jewellery

Every piece carries small natural variations in line and colour — the mark of handwork

Kerala's mural tradition is known for its distinctive green-faced deity depictions

Hand-Painted Wooden Tea Coasters – Blue Jaali Indian home decor It works well for aMughal jaali lattice art hand painted in blue on carved wooden coasters. Set of 6. Jaali the perforated lattice screens carved into Mughal palaces and mosques to filter light while preserving privacy takes on blue here, a colour the Mughals themselves borrowed from Persian and Central Asian architecture, visible in the tilework of Humayun's Tomb and mosques across North India. It's one of the few colours in Mughal design that arrived through trade and