Gandharva Wall Corbel Olive Green - Hand carved Hand-Painted Wooden

In Indian mythology, Gandharvas are celestial musicians, often depicted as the male counterparts to Apsaras, the celestial dancers, and frequently found adorning temple pillars and walls. This piece hand-carves that figure from solid wood, in flight with wings spread and a garland stretched between his hands, finished here in a deep olive green.

Because it's carved, the piece has genuine sculptural relief — the wings, jewellery, and drapery all carry real depth rather than a painted surface alone, with the olive tone giving the piece a more subdued, earthy presence than a brighter colourway would.

At 11.5 inches in height, 10.5 inches in width, and 1 inch in thickness, it's a versatile piece well suited to a puja room wall, or fixed to a ceiling as a representation of a celestial figure showering blessings from above. It's available as a single piece or as a pair.

For NRI households, this brings a specific, temple-architecture-inspired figure into a home abroad as a genuine hand-carved sculpture, making it a distinctive gift for a housewarming or for anyone furnishing a puja room with pieces of real craft depth.

Material: Wood, hand-carved

Dimensions: Height 11.5 inches, Width 10.5 inches, Thickness 1 inch