
Cow Head, Wall Mount — Handcrafted in Jodhpur, Rajasthan - Green & Peacock Blue
A hand-carved wooden bull head with a green face and peacock-blue horns — folk wall art with quiet presence.
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- India
- Saharanpur wood carving, Saharanpur; Uttar Pradesh
- 1 unit
- Craftingwoods Atelier Private Limited, GF07, B-128, First Floor Sec-2, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Sec 27 Noida SO, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301, India
- 4655
Description+
A folk Cow Head carved from seasoned Indian hardwood and hand-painted in a duotone of forest green and peacock blue, with yellow folk accents around the eyes and forehead. Designed and curated by a Jodhpur artisan. The bull is the steady, patient creature of Indian village life — a warm-hearted household guardian. Mounted on a feature wall, the mask brings a quietly ceremonial note to the room: substantial enough to anchor a foyer or a puja-adjacent space. Carved and painted by hand, so small variations in line, colour, and grain are natural — the mark of genuine craft. Type: Wall-mounted folk bull mask Material: Seasoned Indian hardwood, hand-carved Size: 15 x 8 inchj (height × width) Colour: Forest green and peacock blue, with yellow folk accents Craft: Hand-carved and hand-painted; designed & curated in Jodhpur, Rajasthan Mounting: [keyhole slot / hook — fill in] Care: Dust with a dry cloth; keep out of direct sun and damp
Materials & Care+
Indian hardwood (mango/sheesham variant); hand-painted folk pigments; matte sealer. 10" H × 9" W × 6" D. Wipe clean with damp cloth. Avoid direct sunlight.
Shipping & Returns+
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Artisan Story+
Crafted by Saharanpur wood carving in Saharanpur; Uttar Pradesh. Each piece signed and dated by its maker.
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