Kerala Mural Hand-Painted Aranmula Mirror Frame – Krishna with Butter long drop earrings India worshipped as the Hindu goddess

worshipped as the Hindu goddess of food and nourishment

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The square format sits closer to how these motifs are traditionally framed in mural panels on a temple wall — a straightforward

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Kerala Mural Hand-Painted Aranmula Mirror Frame – Krishna with Butter long drop earrings India worshipped as the Hindu goddessAmong the many stories told of Krishna's childhood, none is more affectionately retold than his fondness for stolen butter. This single Aranmula shaped frame captures that moment a young, blue skinned Krishna seated amid a cluster of earthen pots, caught mid mischief against a warm, softly lit background. Cast in an antique gold finish, the frame borrows its silhouette from the Aranmula Kannadi, Kerala's celebrated metal mirror, while the medallion