Maavni Painted Gambhari Wood Bajragbali

This Bajrangbali figurine from Maavni is carved and painted in Gambhari wood, standing 12 inches tall on a two-tiered circular pedestal. The figure is rendered in a kneeling posture with hands pressed together in an anjali gesture — a devotional form that makes it well-suited for a pooja space, display shelf, or mandir corner.The surface is finished in a bright polychrome palette anchored by golden yellow, with red, green, pink, blue, and white used across the garments, ornaments, and base. Fine black linework outlines the facial features, crown, necklace, and garment folds, while dot-pattern borders run along the mukut and pedestal. The tiered base features scrollwork and a lotus-petal motif on the lower tier — details that reflect deliberate decorative brushwork throughout.The figurine is crafted in Nayagarh, Odisha, a region with an established tradition of painted wood craft. Gambhari wood is the confirmed material, and the yellow-dominant finish is a defining characteristic of this piece. At ₹7,500, it is positioned as a considered purchase for home decor buyers, Indian craft enthusiasts, and gifting occasions such as housewarming, Diwali, or religious milestones.Care instructions, made-to-order lead time, and packaging details are not yet confirmed — contact the seller for specifics before purchase.

• Painted Gambhari wood figurine of Bajrangbali in a kneeling anjali posture, 12 inches tall
• Ornate crown (mukut), circular ear ornaments, beaded necklace, and wrist bangles rendered in dot-pattern detailing
• Two-tiered circular pedestal base with scrollwork border and lotus-petal motif on lower tier
  

• Priced at ₹7,500 — a considered choice for home decor buyers and Indian craft collectors

Care Instructions

• Wipe gently using a soft, dry cloth.
• Avoid water, chemicals, or harsh cleaning agents.
• Keep away from direct sunlight, dampness, and extreme humidity.
• Handle with care to preserve the fine hand-painted details.