Rosewood Geethopadesha Wall Panel(colour wood) Inlaid Work

Description : Rosewood geethopadesha wall panel(colour wood) inlaid work,wood work.

“Whenever and wherever there is a decline in religious practice, O descendant of Bharata, and a predominant rise of irreligion--at that time I descend Myself”.handmade products,handmade articles,handmade interiors,handmade antique,handmade wood work,The Geetopadesha starts with these glorious lines by Lord Shri Krishna. Krsna is believed to have incarnated on earth to establish the religion of Love, to re-establish righteousness and vanquish evil. This mesmerizing tableau of Gitopadesha is a wonderful work of art, worth possessing.

handmade crafts,handmade shop,handmade art work,handmade wall panel,handmade wood designs,The Gitopadesha forms a crucial chapter of the great Indian epic, the Mahabharata. At the start of the Kurukshetra war, the brave and just Arjuna, hesitated to join the battle, on seeing his Gurus, relatives and associates making up the opposing side. He was in a mental turmoil as he could not fight the ones he loved and revered. At this point, Lord Shri Krishna delivered a sermon to make him realize that everything was under the control of the Supreme God and that he had to discharge his duty in his devotion to Him. This sermon or Gitopadesha forms the Bhagavad Gita, the quintessence of Hindu philosophy.

Different wood grains have been aesthetically blended and skilfully inlaid into the finest rosewood to showcase the mystical grandeur of the Gitopadesha. The three-dimensional effect has been brought out by the delicate blend of vibrant reds, oranges, creams, browns and white, set against a highly polished rosewood background. An solid frame made from the finest rosewood augments the timeless beauty of this mythologically significant incident.

The Krishna art gallery is a favourite of wholesale Handicraft & international art dealers as well as exporters. As you browse through handicraft galleries on-line, you will be sure to come across an exotic wall panel of this deity who has gained international popularity as the patron god of the ISKCON movement. A hot favourite of interior decorators and vastu consultants …..the Gitopadesha wall hanging makes a wonderful home décor accessory; can be used to accentuate a corner or niche in a hotel or office reception area and even makes a great personalised corporate gift or anniversary present.

Care: Keep indoors. Lightly dust the figurine as required. We recommend the use of a mild wood cleaner on a swab of cotton wool.