Kerala Mural Hand-Painted Aranmula Mirror Frame – Vishnu Hands

In classical Indian art, a single hand can carry as much devotional weight as an entire figure — the specific tilt of the fingers, the object held, is often enough to identify a deity outright. This single Aranmula-shaped frame leans fully into that idea, showing only a blue-skinned hand, associated with Vishnu, holding a pink lotus blossom upright against a softly swirling orange-and-green background.

Hand-painted onto the traditional Aranmula-inspired wooden silhouette and finished in a deep reddish-brown wood tone, the piece uses the lotus — one of Vishnu's most recognisable attributes — as its sole focus, giving the medallion a quiet, symbolic quality.

At 12 inches in height and 6.75 inches in width, it works well as a single accent piece in a puja room, study, or hallway. It comes with a hook fitted to the back, ready to hang.

For NRI households, this offers a quieter, symbol-focused way to bring devotional imagery into a home abroad, and it makes a thoughtful gift for a housewarming or for anyone drawn to detail-focused Indian art.

Material: Pre-engineered Wood

Dimensions: Height 12 inches, Width 6.75 inches

Frequently Asked Questions

What is shown on this frame?
A blue-skinned hand, associated with Vishnu, holding a pink lotus flower, one of the deity's traditional attributes.

What is the frame made of?
Pre-engineered wood, hand-painted and finished in a deep reddish-brown wood tone.

What are the dimensions?
12 inches in height and 6.75 inches in width.

Is it ready to hang?
Yes, it comes with a hook fitted to the back.

Is this a good housewarming gift?
Yes, it's a thoughtful choice for housewarmings and for anyone drawn to symbol-focused devotional art.

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