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Exquisite Vintage brass temple frame or Prabhavali with peacocks, dancing figures and floral motifs handcrafted by skilled artisans.
As per Indian mythology, the Yali is a mythical creature portrayed as part lion, part elephant and part horse believed to be more powerful than the lion, the tiger or the elephant.
Seen sculpted on pillars of south Indian temples with figures of of gods and goddesses, this temple frame or Prabhavali - as is popularly known, is simple divine.
Measuring 36 cm in height and 25 cm wide, the Prabhavali - the never ending circular Halo around an Indian God or temple, is a collectors item.
Weight: 1.7 kilograms
Note: Please send us a mail on theindianweave@gmail.com if you want this temple frame to be framed in an antique gold finish frame and mounted on your choice of raw silk .