This beautiful piece of carved and painted wood is from Central Cottage Industries as well, which I’ve rediscovered after so long! They were tucked away in a bottom shelf and only when dusted did i spot the beautiful blues, reds, and pinks in this piece.
They are bought in pairs and fixed to the wall to hang lamps and other artifacts from. I thought one would look great just by itself.
Does anyone know which part of India they are made in? I tried to Google it but without a starting point other than wood carvings in India, it’s a far shot!
A fleeting glimpse 
Love the carved piece—somehow, it reminds me of the details put into temple door-posts/pillars. But what I like even more is how you’ve styled it—that simple wooden stand+ brass urli and the orange wall—priceless!
They are from Tamil Nadu.The pairs can also be used as brackets for self esp. glass ones.
There is a less colourful but equally gorgeous version of this hanging in my parents’ home too. They have hung them on either side of an entrance way, framing it. I agree with GB, it always reminded me of temples 🙂 I am quite sure they are made in South India.
Hey thx Gagan :)…
I love the idea of them supporting a glass shelf Geetha. And as door framers Divya…
Hi Anu,
Wonderful space you have..these are made in Andhar pradesh and tamil nadu… I have a couple of them too from a local crfats fair….the colored ones are usually from chittor, Andhrapradesh…
p.s : sorry typed it earlier for the wrong post…
Hi Rupa, thanks for stopping by! Thanks for that info, I was feeling bad I didn’t ask where it was from when I bought it!
I was searching for this badly as I have seen this at one of my friend`s place ….she had bought it from bangaluru long back and misplaced the address of the workshop….. plzz give me the address anyone…..
Hi Usha, I bought this at Central Cottage Industries, on MG Road in Bangalore