Garuda Cheriyal Mask – Hand-painted Telangana Folk Art

Garuda Cheriyal Mask – Hand-painted Telangana Folk ArtDrawing its name from the village of Cheriyal, which is about 100 kilometers away from Hyderabad in Telangana, this Mask is a 400 year old traditional art form. Wandering storytellers used painted Cheriyal masks to build intrigue for the gathered crowd in any festival to tell religious stories and folklore. This decorative Garuda wall masks are painstakingly handmade using the traditional techniques with natural items like tamarind seed powder and saw

suitable for festive gatherings

The maximalist option in the set

Material : Solid wood

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versatile entry point for buyers new to hand-painted Indian jewellery

these folk art jewelry pieces bring together spirituality

and clean only with a soft

copper and madhubani art

Its cooler blue tone pairs particularly well with whites

The unique style of ''Kalamkari''art evolved with the patronage of Mughals and Golcondas

Hand-Painted Mandala in Yellow & Black

without specific religious significance