Hand-Painted Wooden Wall Frame – Annapoorneshwari Green

Annapoorneshwari, a manifestation of Goddess Parvathi worshipped as the Hindu goddess of food and nourishment, is shown here seated on a deep green, temple-arch-shaped plaque, holding a ladle and bowl of grain in her hands. Below her, the Annapoorna Sadapoorna shloka is inscribed in gold Devanagari script, invoking her blessing directly rather than leaving her identity to the image alone.

The figure itself is a raised, hand-painted cut-out set against the flat green background, giving the piece real dimension rather than a single flat surface. Small gold dot accents scatter across the green like stars, and a row of teardrop cut-outs runs along the base of the arch.

At 18 inches in height and 11 inches in width, it's substantial enough to anchor a dining room or kitchen wall on its own. Given Annapoorneshwari's association with food and nourishment, this piece is especially suited to spaces connected to cooking and hospitality.

For NRI households, this brings both the image and the words of a specific devotional tradition into a dining space, and it makes a meaningful gift for a housewarming or for anyone who values the sentiment of abundance in the home.

Material: Medium Density Engineered Wood, set in clear coat sealant

Dimensions: Height 18 inches, Width 11 inches

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Annapoorneshwari?
A manifestation of Goddess Parvathi, worshipped as the Hindu goddess of food and nourishment.

What does the text on the plaque say?
It's the Annapoorna Sadapoorna shloka, a traditional verse invoking the goddess's blessing.

What is the frame made of?
Medium density engineered wood, hand-painted and sealed with a clear coat.

What are the dimensions?
18 inches in height and 11 inches in width.

Where does this work best in a home?
It's especially well suited to a dining room or kitchen wall, given its connection to food and nourishment.

Is this a good housewarming gift?
Yes, it's a popular and meaningful choice for housewarmings.