Annapoorneshwari Kulo Wall Mount - Pink Hand-Painted

Ask anyone who grew up visiting a grandmother's kitchen and a kulo is often one of the first objects they'll remember — the bamboo winnowing sieve, also known as a muram, soop, or chata, propped in a corner or hung on a wall, present in nearly every household of a certain generation. This piece paints Annapoorneshwari, the goddess of food and nourishment, directly onto one, carrying that same familiar, nostalgic object into a wall-mounted devotional piece.

Here the bamboo is painted in a deep pink herringbone weave, scattered with small mirror dots, and the goddess is shown in a green sari with gold trim, giving this version its own distinct colour balance. A mustard-yellow bordered edge with dark linework detailing frames the piece.

At 14.5 inches in height, 15 inches in width, and 4 inches in depth, it's a substantial piece well suited to a dining room or kitchen wall. Annapoorneshwari is a manifestation of Goddess Parvathi, and this piece carries that devotional association into an everyday household object.

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