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Mythical Creature & Architectural Wood Carvings

bySengottuvelShips across India; Workshop in Thammampatti, SalemStarts from4,500 Per PieceView full gallery

Bring the grandeur of South Indian temple architecture home with our handcrafted Yaali brackets, celestial Apsaras, and mythical bird panels.

A pair of magnificent 36-inch Yaali brackets, carved in a rich wax brown finish. These mythical creatures, depicted subduing elephants, are powerful symbols often used in South Indian temple architecture.

This pair of 3-foot vertical panels features peacocks on pillars, painted in vibrant, contrasting colors. They are designed to be hung as a mirrored pair, creating a stunning decorative statement.

A 36-inch horizontal panel depicting five celestial Apsaras in various dance poses. The natural wood finish highlights the fluid carving and makes it a sophisticated piece of wall art.

This set includes a wooden mirror frame with an arched design, flanked by two multicolored parrot brackets. It's a functional and highly decorative set for an entryway or bedroom.

Watch our artisan meticulously sanding a 15-inch wooden Hamsa (divine swan). This piece is designed as a tabletop sculpture, showcasing the fine feather details and smooth finish.

A 36-inch wooden Apsara panel, identical to a previous one, shown here to emphasize its availability and consistent quality.

A special 4-foot carving of a horse rider, demonstrating our skill in capturing dynamic scenes. The hands of an artisan are seen giving it a final check.

This video showcases a pair of 9.5-inch wooden Gandharvas (celestial musicians) with garlands. These small, intricate wall hangings are perfect for adding a touch of divinity to any corner.

A pair of 36-inch wooden peacock wall mount panels, painted in bright, cheerful colors. The peacocks are adorned with a crest of flowers, adding to their decorative appeal.

This 24-inch Pooja Gopura Kalasam panel features two elephants anointing a sacred pot. It is an auspicious symbol, perfect for hanging at the entrance of a home or pooja room.

About Mythical Creatures & Architectural Elements

When choosing architectural brackets like the Yaali or elephant motifs, remember these are structural-grade pieces designed for multi-angle viewing. Unlike flat wall panels, these function best in transitional spaces—framing a doorway, supporting a heavy shelf, or accenting a pooja room entrance. They arrive with pre-drilled holes for mounting, so we recommend having a carpenter ready to secure them into solid walls to properly manage their density and weight.

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