The three dimensional Handcarved Lotus Panel is a marvel of intricacy & is a highly prized & valued possession within Thai society.
The lotus flower itself is a very important symbol within the Buddhist religion as it symbolizes prosperity and fertility. These Handcarved Lotus Panels are so prized that Thai families typically make them the centerpiece of a room.
Each Lotus Panel created by hill tribe craftsmen in Northern Thailand is the result of countless hours meticulously shaping, sanding and finishing each of the intricate lotus flower motif designs.
These wonders of wood are all completely crafted by hand, the smaller Lotus Panels can take a couple of weeks to complete, the larger panels EACH take between 3-6 months !!.
For ease of making, shipping & mounting each Lotus Panel is cut into 30cm(12") wide sections that all fit together perfectly when assembled.
These exquisitely detailed carvings help pay for new community buildings & other projects within the remote mountain villages of the far north of Thailand, each piece is completely unique, variations in wood color and carving will occur, which only go to enhance the beauty of the panels.
Item No 208
Description: 3' Square Handcarved Lotus Panel Set
Item Price: $199(delivered to your door !!)
Absolutely beautiful square handcarved 3' teakwood lotus wall hanging set with a stunning whitewash finish.
The set contains 3 individual panels and can be displayed either with slight gaps in between the panels, or altogether.
Handcrafted by the highly skilled artisans around Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand, this set will add beauty & tranquility to any room within the home.
The set measures approximately 90cm wide x 90cm high x 3cm deep (36"wide x 36" high x 1.2"deep).
This item is shipped by Thailand Post, deliveries worldwide between 14-28 days.
PLEASE NOTE: Any taxes or charges levied within the destination country are NOT included within the selling price, and are therefore the responsibility of the buyer.
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