Description
Two annapakshi, the crested swan of South Indian temple art, facing a lit lamp: a pair for the entrance or pooja wall.
From Tamil Nadu: the kolam drawn in rice flour at the doorstep every morning, the hand-made tiles of Athangudi, the carved doors of Chettinad mansions and the gopurams of the great temples. A statement piece for the middle of a wall, at eye level.
Size and materials
- Size: 46 × 30 cm (18.1 × 11.8 in)
- 3 layers, about 8 mm deep
- Base: teak-finish wood, 3 mm
- Ground: red oxide acrylic, 3 mm
- Gold: gold mirror acrylic, 2 mm
Hanging and care
Hang on screws through the pre-drilled holes, at eye level (about 145 cm to the centre). Keep it out of direct afternoon sun. Dust with a soft dry cloth.
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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