Garuda – Hand-painted Wooden Mythological Sculpture Tissue Holder Its slim shape makes it

Its slim shape makes it easy to tuck alongside other tableware or use as a standalone accent piece

originates from the Mithila region of Bihar

while his body carries a rich maroon-and-plum tone beneath layers of gold beading

this brings two of Kerala's own celebrated traditions together in one piece — the Aranmula mirror's shape and the temple mural's painting style — making it a meaningful gift for a housewarming or Janmashtami

and the same fine gold dot-work scatters lightly across the face — small

Garuda – Hand-painted Wooden Mythological Sculpture Tissue Holder Its slim shape makes itHis wings are the first thing you notice wide, upswept, and finished in deep red and gold, framing a figure kneeling in prayer with his palms pressed together. This is Garuda, the divine eagle who serves as Vishnu's mount, captured here mid devotion rather than mid flight, which gives the piece an unexpectedly quiet, reverent quality for a figure usually associated with speed and power. In Hindu mythology, Garuda is the king of birds, a protector