Meera – Hand-painted Rajput Art Wooden Wall Plate krishna raas leela home decor Avoid water and extended direct

Avoid water and extended direct sunlight

though like all hand-painted pieces it should be handled gently rather than treated as everyday costume jewellery

a circular vision of Krishna dancing with the gopis that Odisha's temple-town artists have painted onto cloth and palm-leaf scrolls long before it found its way onto trays

or the statement piece in a collector's display of Indian sculpture

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Meera – Hand-painted Rajput Art Wooden Wall Plate krishna raas leela home decor Avoid water and extended directMeera sits alone beneath a flowering tree at the water's edge, a tanpura cradled in her lap, eyes closed in quiet devotion as the evening sky turns amber behind her. This circular wall plate captures Meerabai, the 16th century poet saint of Rajasthan whose devotional songs to Krishna are still sung across India today, painted in the detailed, jewel toned style of Rajput miniature art. Meera's story is one of devotion expressed through music and poetry