Madhubani Fish Hand Painted Clock - Folk Art Table Clock 17 inch wooden art Each set comes with a

Each set comes with a matching stand

These dolls are traditionally displayed in tiers during Navratri

a paisley unfurling one careful curl at a time

painted on the mud walls of Mithila homes in Bihar as a symbol of fertility

This hand mirror carries that same spirit: a woman's portrait painted freehand across an oval wooden frame

Madhubani Fish Hand Painted Clock - Folk Art Table Clock 17 inch wooden art Each set comes with aIn Madhubani lore, Matsya the fish is never just a fish. It is Vishnu's first avatar, the one who saved the world from the great flood, and a folk symbol of fertility, fluidity and abundance that Bihar's women have painted onto mud walls, sarees, and now, tabletops, for generations. On this clock, four fish swim nose to tail across a wash of green, their scales built up in fine cream linework the way Madhubani artists have always worked one careful