Prabhavali Beauty Light Weight Colourful Wooden Handcrafted Dancing Apsara Wall Decor Wooden Wall Mount 21"

Apsaras are revered as celestial beings known for their youthful beauty and grace. The name "Apsara" originates from "apa," meaning water, and "saras," meaning pond, symbolizing their association with water bodies. They are often depicted as nymphs and fairies, renowned for their mastery in dance and song, and are considered the wives of Gandharvas.

Some famous Apsaras include Urvashi, Menaka, and Rambha. Carved from wood, their eyes resemble lotus leaves, adorned with a gentle smile. Adorned with a "kopuram" bindi on their forehead, they hold mirrors to admire their stunning beauty, accentuated by an array of jewels that enhance their charm. With slim waists and fair hips, Apsaras are prominently featured in the decor of many South Indian temples, embodying symbols of beauty.

This lightweight product is easy to carry and clean, featuring a fine Coloured finish adorned with natural scenery such as Floral leaves, fruits, and parrots. It serves as an ideal showpiece for home entrances, pooja rooms, and workspaces, transforming the ambiance and imparting a distinctive charm to any environment.

Usage: Mount securely on a wall using the provided fixtures.

Maintenance: Gently dust with a dry cotton cloth and place away from direct sunlight to preserve its beauty.