9 Petals - The Studio, Irvine, CA (2026)

05/28/2026

Vintage Three-Tiered Arthi

Experience the splendor of our finely crafted 3-layer Vintage Arthi Lamp. Delicately designed, each layer showcases multiple wicks intricately fashioned from bronze sourced directly from the vibrant region of Kerala. Delve into the exquisite craftsmanship of our Arthi Lamp, representing a seamless fusion of artistry and tradition deeply rooted in the cultural tapestry of Kerala.

The lamp’s optimal weight guarantees easy handling during Arthi ceremonies, making it a versatile choice for both temple rituals and enhancing your tabletop decor with style. Immerse yourself in the rich tradition of aarti, symbolizing the removal of darkness, as you embrace the exquisite charm of our Arthi Lamp.

Please note that vintage pieces come with small imperfections, that’s a part of its beauty and age.

Size: 10.5”L X 4.5”W X 8.5”H
Weight: 890 gm

05/27/2026

Vintage Mangalam Lamp - A rare collector’s piece

Presenting the Mangalam Lamp, an exquisite vintage bronze oil lamp paired with a matching spoon, nearly 60 years old and carefully sourced from the rich heritage of Kerala.

This lamp stands out for its unique and rare form, featuring the sacred shankha and chakra—an extraordinary and seldom-seen detail. At the front, it showcases a distinctive key-shaped diya, complemented by a deep central oil reservoir. Enhancing both its functionality and elegance, the design also includes a finely crafted peacock-headed spoon, gracefully attached to the lamp with a bronze chain.

The spoon, used for pouring oil into the lamp, is a symbol of elegance and refinement. Its long, broad, tapering handle is inspired by the architecture of traditional South Indian temples, infusing your space with a sense of spirituality and history.

Aligned with the Hindu belief in Akhanda Jyot (the eternal flame), this lamp is thoughtfully crafted to burn continuously, symbolizing the everlasting light of wisdom and devotion. Its oil reservoir is designed to be refilled without extinguishing the flame, ensuring the sacred light remains undisturbed.

Its exceptional design and rarity make it a true conversation piece for collectors and connoisseurs alike.

Please note that vintage pieces come with small imperfections, that’s a part of its beauty and age.

Size: 16”L X 4”W X 8.75”H
Weight: 1735 gm

05/26/2026

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Vintage Aarti With Deepalakshmi

This exquisite vintage brass multi-wick ritual lamp is a stunning testament to traditional Indian craftsmanship and sacred artistry. Known as a Panch Pradip, this piece features five meticulously detailed, petal-shaped oil wells arranged in a semi-circular, openwork formation. At the center stands a beautifully sculpted Deepalakshmi figure—the goddess of light and prosperity—gracefully holding a primary, central single wick bowl. The multi-tiered configuration allows for a magnificent display of flame when fully lit, creating an enchanting interplay of light and shadow.
The artistry extends beautifully down the elongated handle, which is adorned with twin stylized peacock motifs symbolizing grace, beauty, and royalty. The handle culminates in a striking, finely etched five-headed Naga, serving both as a powerful protective emblem and a balanced rear support. Rising on three sturdy, tapered legs, this heavy brass lamp possesses a remarkable structural presence and a warm, aged patina that highlights its intricate tribal and regional etchings. Perfect for sacred spaces, festive celebrations, or as a commanding centerpiece of heritage decor, this rare piece seamlessly bridges ancient ritualistic devotion with timeless aesthetic elegance.

Please note that vintage pieces come with small imperfections, that’s a part of its beauty and age.

Size: 8.5”L X 5”W X 3.75”H
Weight: 430 gm

05/22/2026

Shrinathji with Golden Cows - Pichwai Painting

This exquisite Pichwai artwork invites a profound sense of peace and divine grace into your sanctuary, offering a visual meditation that elevates the atmosphere of any space. At the heart of the canvas stands Shrinathji, the revered manifestation of Lord Krishna from the Nathdwara tradition of Rajasthan. Rendered in rich, deep indigo and adorned in opulent attire with an elaborate crown, he radiates a gentle, protective aura. He is surrounded by a rhythmic procession of golden cows, each marked with the traditional red handprints associated with the auspicious festival of Gopashtami. These sacred animals symbolize the deep bond between the divine and the pastoral landscapes of Gokul, highlighting eternal themes of nurture, protection, and abundance.

Every detail of this masterpiece is steeped in cultural heritage, from the meticulously rendered features of the herd to the delicate floral border framing the scene. Painted in a warm palette of saffron gold, rich crimson, and deep blues, the artwork serves as a beautiful tribute to century-old Indian artistic traditions. Standing at an impressive scale of 48 inches in height and 36 inches in width, this commanding piece brings a striking gallery-quality presence to any prominent wall, prayer room, or living space.

Please Note: As a completely handmade piece, minor variations in color, texture, and brushwork are natural characteristics of the artisan process. These subtle nuances reflect the painting’s authentic heritage and make your piece truly unique.

Note: This item is ready to ship

Material: Handmade canvas

Color: Natural stone colors

Size: 36”x 24” (does not include frame)

05/21/2026

Lotus and the Sacred Cow: Pichwai Painting

This Pichwai painting captures a serene, devotion-filled moment, framed beautifully within a traditional jharokha arch against a striking, vibrant blue background. At the heart of the composition is a beautifully detailed kamdhenu, a sacred symbol deeply tied to the leelas of Lord Krishna. The cow is adorned with an ornate neckpiece, a delicate head ornament, and the traditional orange handprints, or chandrika, stamped across its body, symbolizing divine blessing and love.

The scene is set in a lush, enchanted landscape filled with elements of the sacred groves of Vrindavan. The cow stands amidst a dense cluster of verdant banana palms and intricately patterned foliage, where every leaf is rendered with fine, rhythmic brushstrokes. Floating elegantly across the deep blue backdrop are stylized pink lotuses in full bloom, accompanied by delicate green lily pads, adding a sense of spiritual purity and calm. The upper arch is framed by cascading layers of stylized green leaves, including a mesmerizing peacock-feather motif at the apex, which subtly evokes the presence of Shrinathji. The entire painting serves as a beautiful tribute to traditional Indian heritage art, balancing a rich cultural narrative with a timeless, sophisticated aesthetic.

Please Note: As a completely handmade piece, minor variations in color, texture, and brushwork are natural characteristics of the artisan process. These subtle nuances reflect the painting’s authentic heritage and make your piece truly unique.

Note: This item is ready to ship

Material: Handmade canvas

Color: Natural stone colors

Size: 15”x15” (does not include frame)

05/20/2026

The Celestial Rider — Kangra School of Miniature Painting

This striking painting, executed in the delicate Kangra school of miniature painting within the broader Pahari tradition, captures a dynamic and rare manifestation of Lord Shiva astride his sacred mount, Nandi. Moving away from the typical pastoral landscapes of the region, this piece utilizes a bold, solid red background to emphasize the supreme energy of the deity as he effortlessly handles a raised bow. The artwork beautifully exhibits the hallmarks of the Kangra style—evident in the exceptionally fine, fluid linework, the soft, serene modeling of Shiva’s blue-hued features, and the graceful, rhythmic posture of the leaping Nandi. Draped in an intricately detailed green saddle blanket, the sacred bull moves with a vitality that perfectly balances Shiva’s calm, detached expression, resulting in a masterpiece that honors centuries of Himalayan artistic heritage.

Please Note: As a completely handmade piece, minor variations in color, texture, and brushwork are natural characteristics of the artisan process. These subtle nuances reflect the painting’s authentic heritage and make your piece truly unique.

Note: This item is ready to ship

Material: Handmade canvas

Color: Natural stone colors

Size: 16”x 16” (does not include frame)

05/19/2026

‘Shringar Jhanki’ Pichwai Painting

The profound tradition of Shrinathji Darshan comes to life in this exquisite Pichwai painting. As a manifestation of devotion, this artwork beautifully captures the sacred glimpses, or darshanas, of Lord Shrinathji. Inspired by the timeless tales of the gopis’ unwavering devotion, Pichwai artists portray Shrinathji at the center, surrounded by intricate details that depict different aspects of each darshan.

Vallabhacharya’s establishment of the tradition of eight darshanas has become an artistic journey reflected in the Pichwai. Each darshan, lasting 45 minutes, is a divine revelation, illustrating the connection between devotees and the divine. These paintings not only showcase the spiritual significance of Shrinathji Darshan but also serve as visual narratives, inviting viewers to experience the sacred moments captured on the canvas.

Please Note: As a completely handmade piece, minor variations in color, texture, and brushwork are natural characteristics of the artisan process. These subtle nuances reflect the painting’s authentic heritage and make your piece truly unique.

Note: This item is ready to ship

Material: Handmade canvas

Color: Natural stone colors

Size: 16”x 10” (does not include frame)

05/19/2026

Pichwai paintings are a traditional Indian art form that originated in the town of Nathdwara in Rajasthan, India. Typically depicting scenes from Lord Krishna’s life, these religious paintings are crafted on large cloth panels. Pichwai paintings are characterized by their vibrant colors, detailed compositions, and intricate motifs. They often feature Lord Krishna in different poses, surrounded by lush landscapes, sacred cows, peacocks, and devotees.

05/18/2026

The Gopashtami Edit: Sacred Cows of Vraj

A breathtaking homage to heritage and devotion, this exquisite Pichwai painting beautifully captures the spiritual essence of Gopashtami—the auspicious festival marking the momentous day Lord Krishna transitioned from a young herder into Govinda, the divine protector of the cows. The artwork features a beautifully composed herd, their bodies aligned in a rhythmic, harmonious flow that evokes a sense of unity and celestial peace. Their serene, upward-gazing expressions lend them a divine aura, as if captivated by the distant, enchanting notes of a sacred flute.

Nestled within the herd is a single, striking azure-blue cow. Painted in a mystical hue, it serves as a vivid visual metaphor for Krishna himself, subtly invoking his omnipresence and deep bond with Vraj. Surrounding it, the pristine white cows are gracefully embellished with vibrant crimson handprints, a traditional ritualistic symbol representing blessings, auspiciousness, and divine protection.

Set against a soothing, minimalist sage green background, the composition is anchored by a vibrant red border. At the cows’ feet, a delicate bed of blooming lotuses adds a classic element of Nathdwara iconography, symbolizing purity and fertility. More than a painting, this piece is a spiritual journey encapsulated on canvas—a stunning statement of modern heritage that brings a soulful narrative and timeless Indian artistry into an eclectic space.

Please Note: As a completely handmade piece, minor variations in color, texture, and brushwork are natural characteristics of the artisan process. These subtle nuances reflect the painting’s authentic heritage and make your piece truly unique.

Note: This item is ready to ship

Material: Handmade canvas

Color: Natural stone colors

Size: 36”x24” (does not include frame)

05/17/2026

There is something incredibly magical about seeing our heritage pieces find their perfect place in the world. This stunning hanging Vilakku has made its way to a beautiful, modern houseboat, bridging timeless craftsmanship with contemporary coastal living.

Thank you to our wonderful client for sharing this slice of their sanctuary with us. 🤎🙏🏻

05/16/2026

Heritage Hanging Kuthira Vilakku - A Rare Find

This rare antique Kerala bronze hanging horse oil lamp is a beautiful testament to traditional South Indian craftsmanship, preserved in its original condition and rich with timeless character. Estimated to be 70-80 years old, this authentic Kuthira Vilakku carries the elegance and cultural heritage of a bygone era.

Handcrafted in solid bronze, the lamp features a gracefully sculpted horse head with finely detailed flowing mane work that beautifully resembles the natural fall of horse hair. The delicate curves and textured detailing along the neck and mane add remarkable depth and artistry, showcasing the exceptional skill of the artisan. The ornamental hanging chain beneath the horse head further enhances its antique charm and regal presence.

Its naturally aged patina and untouched finish give the piece a warm, authentic appeal that collectors and antique enthusiasts truly appreciate. Once used to illuminate homes and sacred spaces, this lamp now stands as both a decorative masterpiece and a meaningful symbol of Kerala’s rich artistic traditions.

Elegant, soulful, and historically significant, this antique bronze horse lamp makes a stunning display piece, a cherished collectible, or a unique heirloom to be admired for generations.

Please note that vintage pieces come with small imperfections, that’s a part of its beauty and age.

Size: 6”L X 5.75”W X 7”H (with chain 26”H)
Weight: 950 gm

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