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20/01/2026

TALL TRADITIONAL ANNAPAKSHI LAMP IN BRASS
AUD 720
Height: 74cm
Diameter: 24cm
Weight: 12kg
Material: Brass
Origin: South India
Collection : Pick up from our home boutique at Glenwood NSW.
This is a tall, handcrafted brass peacock oil lamp, also known as a Diya or Kuthu Vilakku.
It features a Annapakshi (a celestial bird revered for its wisdom) figure at the top and multiple tiers of small oil reservoirs (diyas) for wicks.
Small decorative bells hang from the tiers.
It is a traditional item used in Indian religious ceremonies, prayers, and festivals, symbolizing purity, blessings, and the dispelling of darkness.
The lamp is made from pure brass and features intricate engravings.
It is often used as a home decor item or placed before an altar.
Definitely a unique addition to your home or can be a great gift idea.

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19/01/2026

GOPAL KRISHNA IN BRASS
AUD 350
Height: 32cm
Width: 22cm
Weight: 5 kg
Material: Brass
Origin: North India
Collection : Pick up from our home boutique at Glenwood NSW or we can post Australia wide for additional AUD 35

This stunning museum quality Sculpture is of Gopal Krishna.
Krishna’s love for cows often has him referred to as Venugopala or Gopala Krishna. The figure depicts Krishna, the Hindu god of compassion, love, and joy, playing his characteristic flute while the sacred cow stands beside or behind him.
Symbolism
Divine Love & Compassion: Krishna's close bond with the cow, which is considered sacred in Hinduism ("Gau Mata" or mother cow), symbolizes unconditional love, nurturing care, and compassion for all living beings.
Protection & Abundance: The image represents Krishna as "Gopala" (caretaker of cows), signifying divine protection and the granting of wishes, as cows are associated with Kamadhenu, the divine wish-fulfilling cow that embodies wealth and prosperity.
Peaceful Living: The depiction of Krishna in the serene pastoral setting of Vrindavan, where he spent his youth as a cowherd, reminds devotees to find joy in simple living and harmony with nature.

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17/01/2026

SURAHI (TRADITIONAL WINE DECANTER) IN GERMAN SILVER
AUD 150
Height: 30cm
Width: 20cm
Weight: 600gm
Material: German Silver
Origin: Artisans from Rajasthan India
Collection : Pick up from our home boutique at Glenwood NSW or we can post Australia wide for additional AUD 25
This is a traditional German silver Surahi (decanter) with intricate hand-carved detailing.
It is crafted from German silver, an alloy of copper, nickel, and zinc.
The piece features extensive traditional Indo- Persian style engravings.
It has a gracefully curved spout and a chain-linked lid.
This item serves as a decorative showpiece, often used for ceremonial decor or as a traditional accent for interiors.
Definitely a unique addition to your home or can be a great gift idea.

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15/01/2026

MUSICAL GANESHA SET IN BRASS
AUD 310
Height: 16cm
Width: 35cm approximately
Weight: 4.5kg for set
Material: Brass
Origin: Artisans from North India
Collection : Pick up from our home boutique at Glenwood NSW or we can post Australia wide for additional AUD 30

Ganesha in Indian tradition is symbol of wisdom, art and craft. He is worshipped before commencement of any new work and is often requested to remove any obstacles that may arise...
Very popular and worshipped in many forms...
This is a stunning and ornately decorated set of three Ganeshas playing various musical instruments bringing in a sense of celebration, happiness and harmony.
Definitely a unique addition to your home or can be a great gift idea.

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14/01/2026

TRADITIONAL PARROT OIL LAMP PAIR IN BRASS
AUD 110
Height: 20cm
Weight: 1.6kg
Material: Brass
Origin: India
Collection : Pick up from our home boutique at Glenwood NSW or we can post Australia wide for additional AUD 20

Traditional Indian brass oil lamps, commonly referred to as diya or deepam, which are frequently used during Hindu festivals and daily worship rituals. They feature a decorative parrot motif stand and are embellished with colorful gemstone inlays.

The lamps are made from brass, a metal revered for its purity and durability in Indian traditions.
Each piece features a parrot (or sometimes referred to as an annam bird) perched on a stand, which holds a small, chain-hung oil bowl or diya. The base and the bird figurine are intricately detailed and adorned with red and green gemstone work.
They are designed to hold vegetable oil or ghee and a cotton wick, which is lit to create a warm, ambient light. They are popular decorative items for homes and temples.
Can be a great gift idea or a beautiful addition to your home.

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13/01/2026

Padmanabhaswamy is a form of the Hindu god Vishnu, specifically worshipped as a massive reclining idol in the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram, India, representing Vishnu in eternal yogic sleep (Anantashayana) on the serpent Ananta (Shesha), with a lotus growing from his navel. The name means "Lord with a lotus in his navel" (Padma-nabha-swamy)

13/01/2026

PADMANABHA SWAMY VISHNU IN BRASS

AUD 110

Length : 14cm
Height: 7cm
Weight: 320gm
Material: Brass
Origin: India
Collection : Pick up from our home boutique at Glenwood NSW or we can post Australia wide for additional AUD 20

Padmanabhaswamy is a form of the Hindu god Vishnu, depicted in the "Anantashayana" posture, eternally resting on the cosmic serpent Shesha (Ananta). The name means "Lord with a lotus in his navel" (Padma=lotus, Nabha=navel, Swami=lord), referencing the lotus from which the creator god Brahma emerges.
Symbolic of eternal bliss and trans and cosmic unity and dissolution of soul and cosmic consciousness.
This sculpture is museum quality with intricate details and will definitely add charm and awe to your space.

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13/01/2026

Sneak peak for Krishna lovers❤️❤️❤️

10/01/2026

10/01/2026

UNIQUE HANDMADE BELL WITH DANCING GANESHA

AUD 75

Length : 68cm from hook to bell bottom
Weight: 1.2 kg
Material: Brass
Origin: Artisans from North India
Collection : Contactless Pick up from our home boutique at Glenwood NSW or we can post Australia wide for additional AUD 20

Ganesha in Indian tradition is symbol of wisdom, art and craft. He is worshipped before commencement of any new work and is often requested to remove any obstacles that may arise...
Very popular and worshipped in many forms...
This stunning and ornately decorated bell has a dancing version of Ganesha, is hand chiseled after casting in brass by the Indian artisans. Various auspicious symbols such as kalasha in hands and serpent on the belly enrich its value... has a glossy metallic finish that adds to its beauty...


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09/01/2026

GANESHA- ORIGINAL INDIAN MINIATURE PAINTINGS
AUD 80 each
Size: 30cm diameter
Medium: Acrylic on wood board
Origin: Western India
Pick up: From our home boutique at Glenwood
These two plates are part of a series of paintings commissioned by Aadicraft in their latest collection.
Plate 1- Ganesha is widely revered as the god of new beginnings, wisdom, and the remover of obstacles.
The painting portrays Ganesha seated on a lotus flower, which is a common symbol in Hinduism.
He is shown with multiple arms, holding various symbolic items such as an axe and a spear, and a bowl of modak (sweet dumplings).
The vibrant colors and intricate details are characteristic of miniature paintings and traditional Indian art styles.

Plate 2: This is a painting depicting the Hindu deity Heramba Ganapati (Ganesha), also known as Simhavahana Lord Heramba, who is a five-headed manifestation of Ganesha that rides a lion.
The five-headed form represents the supreme protective aspect of the deity.
The lion mount, or simhavahana, is a symbol of his mother, the goddess Durga ( a manifestation of Parvati). Two of his consorts Riddhi and Siddhi can also be seen in this plate making it a unique composition.
Will definitely brighten your space and will generate conversations.
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