Hand-Painted Aranmula Wooden Frame – Ganesha with Flute hand painted jaali decor so it can be used

so it can be used functionally or displayed purely as décor

making it especially meaningful for anyone interested in Kerala's living ritual heritage

the base colour of Cheriyal art itself — the background shade most often used in the original scroll paintings from which this mask-making tradition descends

and comes with a hook fitted to the back

Hand-Painted Aranmula Wooden Frame – Ganesha with Flute hand painted jaali decor so it can be usedKrishna is the deity most often shown playing a flute in Indian devotional art, but this single Aranmula shaped frame gives that same gesture to Ganesha instead trunk curved gently around a flute, eyes closed in concentration, haloed by an ornate golden crown and set against a deep blue ground. The playful reimagining is hand painted with fine detail across the crown, halo, and red draped shoulder, cast in an antique gold finish on a frame that