Hand-Painted Prabhavali Wall Frame – Apsara Teal gond art home decor lesser-told myths — while functioning

lesser-told myths — while functioning day to day as a home for jewellery

Keep out of direct sunlight and away from moisture

This set of two Aranmula-shaped frames renders a devotional pairing in Kerala Mural art

with the circular medallions and dotted crown detailing built up stroke by stroke rather than stamped

Hand-Painted Prabhavali Wall Frame – Apsara Teal gond art home decor lesser-told myths — while functioningKerala's temple murals traditionally favour a restrained natural palette but this circular Apsara medallion takes that tradition into teal and turquoise, the celestial dancer's face framed by wing like foliage that reads almost peacock in its blues and greens. Kerala's mural artists have painted Apsaras, yakshis, and temple deities on wet lime plaster for centuries. Our artists translate that same linework and facial styling the arched brows, the gold