The Nandi Collection: Hand-Painted Wooden Sacred Bull Decor

The dramatic lighting on this black and gold Nandi highlights the intricate spiral patterns and delicate dot work on its body. Each detail is painted with care to create a sense of richness and depth.

A side profile of the seated Nandi, showing the flow of the hand-painted ornamentation along its back. This piece is designed to be beautiful from every angle.

This wall-mounted Nandi head is a celebration of Kashmiri 'aari' embroidery, translated into paint. The vibrant floral motifs on a black background create a stunning contrast that immediately draws the eye.

Holding this Nandi gives a sense of its form and the detailed artistry. The bright orange and red horns complement the intricate floral patterns, showcasing the 360-degree craftsmanship.

A slightly different angle of the Kashmiri-inspired Nandi, showing how the colors and patterns interact with light. It’s a piece of wall art that truly feels alive.

A close-up view reveals the fine details around the eye and the layering of colors that give this Nandi its expressive character.

This 7-inch Nandi Mukh features Kalamkari-inspired work, a style that requires immense patience. The design, with its delicate flowers and leaves, took ten days to complete, with double-layered paint to make the colors truly pop.

A view of the Kalamkari Nandi in hand, showing its scale and the fine, flowing lines of the design that wrap around its face.

Mounted on a wall, this yellow Kalamkari Nandi brings a warm and artistic touch. The contrast between the black horns and the sunny yellow face is particularly striking.