Kerala Mural Krishna Radha Wall Plaque – Hand-painted Wood 15" artisan kemp jewellery At 14 inches tall including

At 14 inches tall including the stand

temple-rooted South Indian devotional tradition into a home abroad

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Kerala Mural Krishna Radha Wall Plaque – Hand-painted Wood 15" artisan kemp jewellery At 14 inches tall includingThis teardrop shaped plaque shows Krishna and Radha together, hand painted in Kerala Mural art's vivid palette. Radha is seated above, playing a veena, while Krishna sits below her, playing his flute, both surrounded by pink and purple lotus blooms rising from swirling green water at the base of the composition. A black and white daisy patterned border, edged in orange and yellow banding, frames the entire teardrop shape, echoing the decorative