13" Hand Painted King Bali with his Guru Shukracharya and Lord Vamana Jharokha (Window) | Wooden Window | Handmade

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A Glimpse into Ancient Lore

Transform your living space with this exceptional, handcrafted wooden window, or jharokha. More than just a decorative piece, it's a portal to a captivating story from Hindu mythology, brought to life through the meticulous artistry of Baggu Ji. Imagine the richness and depth this adds to your decor, sparking conversation and intrigue among your guests. This jharokha depicts a pivotal scene involving King Bali, a benevolent Asura ruler renowned for his generosity. The narrative unfolds with the appearance of Lord Vamana, an avatar of Vishnu, disguised as a humble dwarf. Vamana requests a boon from King Bali – just three paces of land. Despite warnings from his guru, Shukracharya, who recognizes Vamana's true identity and foresees the potential consequences, Bali, true to his word, grants the wish.

Artisan Craftsmanship & Unique Detailing

The beauty of this piece lies not only in its narrative, but also in its exquisite craftsmanship. The wooden frame, painstakingly carved and painted, exudes a rustic charm that complements both traditional and contemporary interiors. The hand-painted details showcase vibrant colors and intricate line work, capturing the essence of each character and their role in the unfolding drama. Notice the fine details – the regal attire of King Bali and his guru, Shukracharya, the humble appearance of Lord Vamana holding his umbrella. The expressions on their faces are skillfully rendered, conveying the tension and drama of the moment. This is more than just decoration; it is a tangible piece of Indian heritage, made with heart and soul. The artwork itself has a crackled appearance from age that adds to the artwork's antiquity and charm. Add a touch of spiritual elegance to your home with this unique, handcrafted jharokha, a true collector's item that will be treasured for generations.