Shiv Parivar Wall Hanging - Hand-Painted Wooden Wall Art trishul Kabir was a 15th-century poet-saint

Kabir was a 15th-century poet-saint whose dohas — short two-line couplets — cut through religious and social divides with a directness still quoted in Hindi households today

translated here into a wall-mountable sculptural form rather than a literal festival object

This is the classic-toned version

Hand-carved from solid sheesham wood

everyday object — not framed on a wall

Shiv Parivar Wall Hanging - Hand-Painted Wooden Wall Art trishul Kabir was a 15th-century poet-saintThis wall hanging tells the story of Shiva's cosmic family across three round wood slice medallions, strung vertically along an orange bordered spine. The top medallion depicts Ardhanarishwar, the composite form representing the equal union of Shiva and Parvathy; the middle shows Ganesha, their first son and remover of obstacles; and the bottom shows Karthikeyan, also known as Subramanian, the god of valour. Each medallion is hand painted in Kerala