Handcrafted red bamboo winnowing tray featuring white Alpona motifs of the Bengali bridal Mukut and groom’s Topor inside a traditional temple arch. Designed specifically for Bengali wedding Boron Dala, Aiburobhat, and festive marriage rituals.
Celebrate the sacred bond of Shubho Bibaho with this unique Handpainted Topor Mukut Wedding Kulo. Made specifically for marriage festivities, the traditional bamboo kulo (winnowing fan) is an auspicious symbol of blessing, welcome, and new beginnings in Bengali culture.
Handwoven from eco-friendly natural bamboo, this piece is coated in ceremonial crimson red with intricate white Alpona line work:
Topor & Mukut Focal Point: Features detailed illustrations of the groom’s crown (Topor) and the bride’s headpiece (Mukut) placed side by side to represent matrimonial union.
Temple Arch Design: The crowns are housed within a scalloped temple dome silhouette.
Intricate Jaal Lattice: Fine botanical lace patterns fill the upper arch and bottom horizontal panel.
Side Pillar Details: Clean ethnic geometric patterns line both bamboo support posts.
Bengali Wedding Ceremonies: Essential for receiving the couple during Boron, organizing the Boron Dala, and presenting bridal Tattwa gifts.
Pre-Wedding Rituals: A classic ceremonial prop for Aiburobhat, Gaye Holud, and Dodhi Mangal setups.
Wedding Stage Decor: Ideal as a backdrop accent for wedding photography, bridal suites, and traditional banquet stages.
Material: 100% Natural Bamboo & Acrylic Paints
Color Palette: Crimson Red & White
Care Instructions: Wipe gently with a dry, soft microfiber cloth. Keep away from water, moisture, and fire to protect the painted design.
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