Gauri Head Set of 2 – Handpainted Wooden Sculptures traditional wooden wall art one of the most retold

one of the most retold scenes in Krishna devotional art

The Hamsa and evil eye are worn across many cultures as a guard against harm - a fitting symbol for a festival built around a sibling's promise of protection

the divine wish-fulfilling cow in Indian mythology associated with abundance and nourishment

Jewellery Embellishments

perfect for gifting or enhancing your refrigerator

Gauri Head Set of 2 – Handpainted Wooden Sculptures traditional wooden wall art one of the most retoldSame face, twice, in two different lights. This set pairs two identical Gauri heads same arched brows, same nose ring, same gold headband with its central floral jewel, same beaded collar differing only in colour: one finished in a deep, vivid red, the other in a rich cobalt blue. Displayed together on their matching black and white checkered stands, the effect isn't duplication so much as reflection, the same serene face rendered in two moods. Gauri,