Hyderabad Spatula Wall Decor Set of 4 – Hand-painted Wooden

This set of four wooden spatulas turns a kitchen wall into a small tribute to Hyderabad, each piece painted with a different piece of the city's identity. One shows a warrior astride an ornately decorated elephant, echoing the city's larger-than-life cinema culture; another carries a steaming plate of biryani, the dish most synonymous with Hyderabad anywhere in the world; a third renders the Charminar in silhouette against a blue sky; and the fourth captures a Kuchipudi dancer mid-pose, representing the region's classical dance heritage.

Each spatula's handle carries the name of what it depicts, painted in bold lettering, so the set reads as a set of small souvenirs as much as kitchen decor.

Sized to hang together as a group, with heights varying between 12 and 15 inches, they make a natural, conversation-starting cluster above a stove, on a dining wall, or in a kitchen with a personal connection to the city.

For NRI households with roots in Hyderabad, or for anyone who has fallen for its food and culture, this is a way to keep a piece of the city on daily display, and it makes a warm, personal housewarming gift.

Material: Wood

Dimensions: Height varies from 12 to 15 inches (set of 4)

Frequently Asked Questions

What does each spatula depict?
A warrior on a decorated elephant, a plate of biryani, the Charminar, and a Kuchipudi dancer — four pieces of Hyderabad's identity.

Are these usable in the kitchen, or purely decorative?
They're designed as wall decor rather than functional cooking utensils, best suited to a kitchen or dining wall.

What is the set made of?
Wood, hand-painted.

What are the dimensions?
Heights vary between 12 and 15 inches across the set of four.

Can I request different colours?
Write in to EthniiChic before ordering if you'd like a different colour treatment.

Is this a good gift for someone from Hyderabad?
Yes, it's a popular, personal choice for anyone with a connection to the city.