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Handcrafted Pine Wood Ashtray with Tribal Bird Art

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  • Bring the spirit of Indian heritage to your outdoor lounging spaces with this Handcrafted Gond Art Wooden Ashtray .
  • Meticulously carved from natural pine with a striking hexagonal silhouette, this piece serves as both a functional accessory and a conversational art piece.
  • The exterior is adorned with a vibrant, hand-painted bird motif, showcasing the intricate "dot and line" technique characteristic of Gond tribal art .
  • Set against the warm, organic grain of the wood, the pop of pink and purple adds a contemporary twist to the traditional folk style.
  • Whether placed on a sun-drenched balcony, a wooden patio table, or a minimalist study, its earthy charm and artisanal detail elevate the atmosphere of any setting.

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Brand
Nazariya
Manufacturer
Nazariya
Category
Home Decor
Product code
the-sacred-bird-pine-wood-ashtray-with-ethnic-tribal-detailing

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