Hand-Painted Wooden Cut Out – Ram Darbar hand painted Indian frame Wipe with a dry cloth

Wipe with a dry cloth only and avoid placing it in direct sunlight

dense with fine gold dot-swirl patterns that catch the light before anything else on the face does

Each set is sold as a pair

At the Guruvayur temple in Kerala

The elephant has long been a favoured figure in Andhra Pradesh's Tholu Bommalatha shadow-puppet tradition

Hand-Painted Wooden Cut Out – Ram Darbar hand painted Indian frame Wipe with a dry cloth"Ram Darbar" signifies a sacred representation of Lord Rama, his wife Sita, his brother Lakshmana, and his devoted follower Hanuman, symbolizing an ideal family, righteousness, devotion, and harmony, often sought for blessings and protection. It serves as a reminder of Lord Ram's teachings and his role as an ideal king, husband, brother, and son. Devotees often worship the Ram Darbar to seek blessings for harmony in relationships, courage in facing