Hand-Painted Wooden Aranmula Wall Frame Small – Rani handpainted bangle one that earned a Geographical

one that earned a Geographical Indication tag in 2010 for its uniqueness to this region

best suited to a kitchen or dining wall

artists have long used a bamboo pen dipped in natural dyes to draw mythological faces and figures freehand onto cloth

recognising a tradition unique to this one part of the country

the shared orange-red palette keeps the pair visually cohesive even as the patterning differs

Hand-Painted Wooden Aranmula Wall Frame Small – Rani handpainted bangle one that earned a GeographicalThis single Aranmula shaped frame carries a portrait painted in the Bani Thani style, a celebrated Rajasthani miniature tradition known for its elongated eyes, delicate features, and formal profile pose often described as one of Indian art's most recognisable feminine portraits. Set against a soft green ground, the Rani is shown veiled, her jewellery and headdress picked out in fine detail. Cast in an antique gold finish, the frame borrows its shape