Hand-Painted Wall Frame – Dancing Ganesha (Nritya Ganapati) spatula wall decor so it tends to sit

so it tends to sit comfortably in modern interiors

with a proper wooden frame

Engineered wood

set against Phad's dense

Its size and auspicious subject make it a fitting choice for a home entrance

Hand-Painted Wall Frame – Dancing Ganesha (Nritya Ganapati) spatula wall decor so it tends to sitMost homes have a seated Ganesha somewhere. This one is different caught mid movement, one leg raised, arms flung wide in dance. This is Nritya Ganapati, the dancing form of Ganesha, a form South Indian temple sculptors have carved for centuries to represent joy itself as a form of worship. Set within a hand painted Prabhavali arch the ornamental halo that frames deities in South Indian temples this piece captures a livelier, more playful energy than