Lady in the Mirror

₹ 5,000.00

The princess looks at her reflection one last time before sneaking out of her palace to meet her beau.
Every piece of art, opens a new story.
Size : 12 in circular plate

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This order is made to order | Dispatched in 20 working days | It can not be returned | Free shipping pan India | More details below

Categories: Art Cheriyal Plates Made to Order

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Painted on a canvas stretched on a 12 inch plate.
It comes with a sturdy hook to hang it on walls.
Each piece is etched & painted by hand.
Minor imperfections, if any, that add to their charm.
Colours might vary depending on screen calibrations.

Shipping and Return

Shipping:

This product is Made to Order. It will take approximately 20 working days after you place your order for it to be shipped to you.
Orders can be altered or cancelled upto 1 day after they are placed. Once they are in production, any cancellations or changes will not be easily possible. Incase there are any changes you wish to make, please drop us an email on orders@aamori.in with your order number & request. We will be happy to discuss it.
Once shipped, typically pan India orders reach you within 3 - 5 days.
International orders take approximately 15 working days.
In either of the cases, we are in touch with our shipping partners. In case there are any delays, we shall keep you posted.

Returns:

Since this is a made to order product, the item can not be returned – pan India or international.
In the unfortunate instance, you’ve received a damaged product, we shall review damages & issue refunds.
In case you have received a damaged product, please drop us an email with photos on orders@aamori.in
We will be in touch within 24 hours of receiving your request.

Read the Story

Cheriyal is a scroll art from the namesake town in Telangana. Scrolls were meant for Gypsy storytellers, who moved from village to village staging plays & they narrated the stories. While the Kathakalus are narrators of the travelling stories, the Chitrakaars painted the stories.

Today, the Chitrakaars paint smaller stories as paintings on canvases but the stories are still charming.

The GandaBerunda was Vishnu, when he came to defeat Sharaba, a Shiv avatar, who had come to reign in another Vishnu avatar, Narsimha. Every piece of art, opens a new story.