Annapoorneshwari Kulo Wall Mount - Green Hand-Painted

A kulo, also called a muram, soop, or chata, once did double duty in Indian households well beyond cleaning grain — the same bamboo sieve was used to welcome a new bride into her husband's home, filled with rice and coins as a blessing for the household she was joining. This piece paints Annapoorneshwari, the goddess of food and nourishment, directly onto one, turning that same symbol of welcome and abundance into a wall-mounted devotional piece.

The bamboo kulo is painted in a rich, dark green herringbone weave, with Annapoorneshwari cut out seated at its centre in a red and gold sari, crowned and bejewelled, holding a small pot of grain. A woven red-and-gold border trims the base, echoing the texture of the bamboo itself.

At 14.5 inches in height, 15 inches in width, and 4 inches in depth, it's substantial enough to anchor a dining room or kitchen wall. Annapoorneshwari is a manifestation of Goddess Parvathi, and this piece is especially suited to spaces connected to food and hospitality.

For NRI households, this brings a genuine piece of household craft heritage 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: Winnowing sieve: bamboo. Devi: medium density engineered wood, set in clear coat sealant

Dimensions: Height 14.5 inches, Width 15 inches, Depth 4 inches