Hand-Painted Wooden Cut Out – Ekadashmukhi Hanuman, Eleven-Faced Ram Sita decor fitted with a working clock

fitted with a working clock movement

often depicted with serene

This is the same fundamental process once used to make the masks carried by travelling Chindu storytellers

or loose flowers

no stencils

Hand-Painted Wooden Cut Out – Ekadashmukhi Hanuman, Eleven-Faced Ram Sita decor fitted with a working clock"Ekadash Mukhi Hanuman" refers to a form of Lord Hanuman depicted with eleven heads, each representing a different aspect or deity, and is believed to bring blessings and protection. This form is believed to bring blessings and protection, enhancing qualities like courage, fearlessness, and victory over obstacles. Worshipped as form of Lord Shiva (11th incarnation of Rudra), He nullifies malefic of all planets and bestows intellect, confidence and