Divine Brass Prabhavali Framed On Emerald Green Raw Silk With Lord Krishna. Frame Size: Height 45 cm x Width 35 cm festive brass urlis the arches and the delicate

the arches and the delicate design between them makes this lamp even more graceful

such planters were used to light coal or wood known as a Sigri in the mid century and are now used as decorative planters

preventing wastage and symbolizing the value of resources and holds a deep rooted significance in Indian traditions

Shiva during the Hindu ritual known as the 'Aarti

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Divine Brass Prabhavali Framed On Emerald Green Raw Silk With Lord Krishna. Frame Size: Height 45 cm x Width 35 cm festive brass urlis the arches and the delicateDivine brass temple frame or Prabhavali inspired by the temples of South India with the majestic Makara represented as the vehicle of Ganga , the river goddess enhanced by delicately handcrafted peacocks and yalis on each of the pillars of the frame. The Prabhavali with the idol of Lord Krishna standing 15 cm tall and crafted by skilled artisans from South of India is mounted on emerald green raw silk and finally framed inside a synthetic natural