Hand-Painted Jharoka Wall Frame – Dancing Ganesha cultural necklace India who blesses the people with

who blesses the people with wisdom and knowledge to survive in this world and the chief goddess of the Thyagaraja Temple in Thiruvottriyur

Pattachitra is a scroll-painting tradition from Odisha dating to at least the 12th century

when the laterite stone has been warmed by an entire day of sun

Matsya carries its own symbolism beyond the story — fertility

Ganesha nameboards are a traditional and welcome choice for exactly these occasions

Hand-Painted Jharoka Wall Frame – Dancing Ganesha cultural necklace India who blesses the people withDancing Ganesha cut out painting on a beautiful wooden jharoka. This is a very good choice for a house warming function or any special occasion. Material : Solid Wood for Jharoka Medium density engineered wood for Dancing Ganesha cut out, set in clear coat sealant and made with love. Dimension : Height 12 inches Width 13 inches Depth 2 inches