Tanjore Hand-Painted Wall Frame – Drishti Ganapathi madhubani art clock Will my sculpture look exactly

Will my sculpture look exactly like the one in the photographs

This piece is hand-painted in tanjore-inspired tones of gold and deep green

It shows a tribal folk dance rendered in Odisha's Pattachitra style

The adorned female figure at the side of this tray

hand-painted on wood

Tanjore Hand-Painted Wall Frame – Drishti Ganapathi madhubani art clock Will my sculpture look exactlyIn many South Indian homes, a Drishti Ganapathi is placed facing the main entrance, believed to intercept negative energy or the evil eye before it can enter the house. This wall frame renders that protective form of Ganesha in a faux Tanjore painting style, standing on a lotus within an ornate red and gold arched niche. Ganesha is shown holding a trishul and other traditional attributes, with a small lion figure at his feet and a richly detailed halo