Hand-painted MDF cut outs for mandir jhanki: lotus, peacock, Gokul gaam and leela sets.
Hand-painted MDF cut outs for mandir jhanki: lotus, peacock, Gokul gaam and leela sets.
A good jhanki tells a story, and our hand-painted mdf cut outs make that easy. Stand a row of cows, gopis and trees in front of the sinhasan and the mandir turns into Gokul. Each cutout is light, stands upright and is painted in the Nathdwara style.
A lotus cutout row in front of a pond-themed pichwai is one of the simplest ways to refresh summer darshan, while a peacock cutout suits Hindola and Varsha ritu.
A lotus cutout for decoration also works for rangoli borders, griha pravesh, pooja room walls and festival stage backdrops. The pichwai lotus cutout designs mirror the motifs in our pichwai prints, so they match the backdrop.
Combine a krishna leela set with a wooden cutout of a tree and a few cows from our cow statue for home range to build a complete Gokul scene.
Dust with a dry brush and store flat. Keep away from water and direct heat to protect the paint.
Because the cutouts are light, you can change the scene in minutes for each festival and store the set flat afterwards.
Set the scene against a seasonal shrinathji pichwai painting and finish with mandir decoration items like pithikas and khilona.
Yes, the cutouts are painted in the Nathdwara style. Check the product page for size and details.
Most cutouts have a base or stand. The product page notes how each piece stands.
They are made for indoor use. Keep them away from rain, water and strong sunlight.
Yes. Cutouts work well as background scenery, with fibre cows and gopis placed in front for depth.
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