Kalamkari Handcrafted Wooden Tea Coasters – Peacock Maroon Jamini Roy tray at 12 inches including the

at 12 inches including the base

the pair reads less like a matched set than two performers caught mid-character

one of the four cardinal monastic seats established by Adi Shankaracharya

Not every Cheriyal mould is a deity or a mythological figure — among the twenty-odd traditional face masks still used in the village of Cheriyal

Kalamkari Handcrafted Wooden Tea Coasters – Peacock Maroon Jamini Roy tray at 12 inches including theKalamkari peacock, Andhra Pradesh handcrafted in maroon on wooden coasters. Set of 6. Somewhere between Kalamkari's classic red and a deeper, wine toned maroon, this peacock coaster set sits closer to how the motif appears on older, more weathered Kalamkari textiles a colour that reads as heritage rather than festive bright. Andhra Pradesh's Kalamkari artisans have painted this bird for centuries; here it's repositioned onto square wooden coasters for