Hand-Painted Wall Frame – Ekadash Hanuman (Eleven Forms) cow Cheriyal mask cowrie shells and dice included

cowrie shells and dice included

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focused on the lotus itself rather than a deity

each rendered with enough individual detail to be identified on close inspection

one of India's oldest folk painting traditions from Bihar's Mithila region

Hand-Painted Wall Frame – Ekadash Hanuman (Eleven Forms) cow Cheriyal mask cowrie shells and dice includedEkadash Mukhi Hanuman, or eleven faced Hanuman, depicts the deity with ten additional faces fanned out behind his central form, each representing a different blessing: strength, wisdom, protection from sickness, fearlessness from snakes, and more. This frame renders all eleven faces in raised, hand painted detail against a bold red, scalloped edge plaque bordered in gold. Hanuman himself stands at the centre in his familiar orange form, holding his