AUTHENTIC PEACOCK SHAPED ARANMULA KANNADI WITH STAND

Experience the true tradition and craftsmanship with this authentic handcrafted Aranmula Kannadi. Designed in a stunning peacock shape, this metal mirror is perfect for home decoration, gifting, and as a centerpiece for special occasions like Vishu festival. With its hologram, you can be assured of its authenticity. Made by skilled artisans in Kerala, India.

Hollogram of Authenticity: A Mark of Craftsmanship:

Alackal Bell Metals takes pride in the authenticity of its Aranmula Kannadi, and to prove it, each mirror is adorned with a hologram. This holographic seal is not just a mark of genuineness but a testament to the skilled hands of the traditional Viswakarma artisans who meticulously create each piece. It ensures that you are not just buying a mirror; you are investing in a piece of cultural heritage.

Peacock Shape and Stand: A Symbol of Grace:

The peacock shape of this Aranmula Kannadi is not merely decorative but carries symbolic significance. The peacock, with its graceful and vibrant presence, represents beauty and prosperity in Indian culture. The inclusion of a stand ensures that the mirror becomes a showpiece, effortlessly blending traditional charm with practicality. Placing it on a mantelpiece, shelf, or tabletop instantly transforms any space into an elegant showcase of culture and heritage.

Perfect for Gifting on All Occasions:

The Aranmula Kannadi makes for an exceptional gift, be it weddings, housewarmings, or festivals. Its intricate design and cultural relevance make it a thoughtful and unique present that goes beyond the ordinary. Purchasing directly from Alackal Bell Metals allows you to support traditional Viswakarma artisans, ensuring that each piece is crafted with care and authenticity.

Decoration for Vishukani during Vishu Festival:

Vishu, the festival that marks the Malayalam New Year, is a time of renewal and auspicious beginnings. The Aranmula Kannadi, with its divine presence and symbolic peacock shape, is an ideal choice for adorning the Vishukani, the traditional arrangement of auspicious items seen first on Vishu morning. Its inclusion in the Vishukani brings an added layer of cultural significance to the celebration.