Hand-Painted Wall Frame - Annapoorneshwari kathakali fridge magnet We've hand-painted the same motif

We've hand-painted the same motif onto this table so the ritual is preserved as a lasting piece rather than something drawn and swept away each day

Kerala regularly bring multiple deity figures into a shared ritual space

and why is it painted on this table

wipe the hanging brass bells gently and keep the piece away from water and prolonged direct sunlight

this cultural statement piece is a celebration of Indian mythology and meticulous craftsmanship

Hand-Painted Wall Frame - Annapoorneshwari kathakali fridge magnet We've hand-painted the same motifThis frame sets Annapoorneshwari within a proper shadow box format rather than a flat plaque, its deep gold surround carved with a continuous lotus vine that runs unbroken around all four sides. The word "Shri" is picked out at the top of the recessed interior, a small, deliberate invocation above the goddess herself. Set against a dark green interior that gives the box real depth, Annapoorneshwari sits at the centre in red and gold, holding her ladle