Description
A row of geese (hamsa), the bird carved in bands around Indian temples and on Ashokan pillar capitals.
From the stone carving of Indian temples: the lotus on the ceiling, the creeper around the doorway, the geese in the frieze and the tower above the shrine. Each of these motifs has been carved for well over a thousand years. Wide and low, the classic shape for the centre of a flat door.
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Shown here with “Fatima & Imran Shaikh”. Type your own name and an optional second line when you order, in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, Urdu or another script. We WhatsApp you a drawing within a day and cut only after you approve it.
Size and materials
- Size: 32 × 15 cm (12.6 × 5.9 in)
- 3 layers, about 7 mm deep
- Base: red oxide acrylic, 3 mm
- Frieze: gold mirror acrylic, 2 mm
- Letters: gold mirror acrylic, 2 mm
- 2 pre-drilled mounting holes
Fixing and care
Screws straight through the pre-drilled holes into the door or wall. Best under a porch or canopy, out of heavy rain. Wipe with a soft dry cloth; no polish or sprays on the mirror layers.
The pictures are design renders. Every piece is cut and finished by hand in Mumbai, so small variations are part of it.
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