Mangalore Spatula Wall Decor Set of 4 – Hand-painted

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Mangalore Spatula Wall Decor Set of 4 – Hand-paintedThis set of four wooden spatulas draws on coastal Karnataka's specific culture rather than a generic South Indian theme. One carries a Yakshagana performer's face in full makeup; another shows Udupi's famous chariot festival outside its historic temple; a third renders a Bhuta ritual mask in fierce orange and red; and the fourth carries a plate of neer dosa, the delicate rice crepe associated with the region. Each piece is labelled in bold lettering

Its muted brown tone makes it best suited to everyday and office wear rather than festive or statement dressing

neither is a straightforward copy of the other — the detailing on each is worked separately by hand

many customers gift it as a cultural keepsake or décor piece first

including a pot

It's a complete

crowned and bejewelled

moustached

The cream-and-pink palette makes it a distinctive choice for softer

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while the blue version leans into a deeper

Kerala's temple ceilings and walls carry some of India's oldest surviving mural traditions — bold outlines

painted faces and larger-than-life costumes used to narrate stories from the Mahabharata and Ramayana