Ganesha Elephant Head Wall Art - Hand-Painted Wooden mandala jhumka In the temple town of

In the temple town of Srikalahasti in Andhra Pradesh

This large tray captures that theatrical intensity through Kerala mural painting's rich colour palette and bold linework

colour-forward wall plate with real mythological grounding — a memorable housewarming or festival gift for someone who loves the drama of Indian folk painting

A soft cream base carries a mandala medallion in pink

a quiet counterpoint to the intricacy of her crown and jewellery

Ganesha Elephant Head Wall Art - Hand-Painted Wooden mandala jhumka In the temple town ofA mounted animal head on a wall usually means a hunting trophy. This one means the opposite a large elephant head, jewel toned blue, that carries no trace of the hunt at all, only devotion. At the centre of its forehead, where a taxidermied piece would carry nothing, Ganesha sits serenely on a lotus, painted in warm skin tones and gold jewellery, while each ear fans out in a mirrored paisley pattern of pinks, greens, and golds. The trunk curves down