Madhubani Elephant Tissue Holder - Engraved Hand-Painted Wood lilac Indian wall art this brings a genuine

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it's sealed with a food-safe finish suited to dry snacks

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Krishna with his flute raised to his lips is one of the most recognisable images in Indian devotional art — Venugopala

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Madhubani Elephant Tissue Holder - Engraved Hand-Painted Wood lilac Indian wall art this brings a genuineIn the Kohbar ghar, the ceremonial wedding room of a Mithila home, painters would fill the walls with auspicious imagery to bless a new marriage and the elephant, a symbol of strength, memory, and good fortune, was a recurring guest in that visual vocabulary. That same tradition of Madhubani painting, one of Bihar's oldest folk art forms, shapes the facing pair of elephants engraved onto this standing napkin holder. The elephants are engraved into the