Decorative Bamboo Wall Hanging
Code : P13830

India: Handcrafted in Assam, utilizing the states indigenous bamboo species and specialized weaving techniques. 

Bamboo Strips (The Frame): Crafted from finely sliced Muli Bamboo, known for its extreme flexibility and tensile strength, allowing it to be bent into the circular mesh.
Central Plaque: Made from seasoned lightweight wood or the thick outer wall of a Bhaluka Bamboo culm.
Binding: Natural fibre or thin copper wire used to secure the lattice intersections for structural integrity. 

3D Lattice Design: Features a Jali or web-like structure that creates a sense of depth and volume without adding significant weight.
Geometric Symmetry: The perfectly circular outer frame provides a modern, balanced contrast to the traditional organic carvings inside.
Hand-Polished Finish: Coated with a protective anti-fungal lacquer that enhances the natural grain and protects against humidity. 

Traditional Assamese Totem: The elephant head (Hathi) remains the central theme, symbolizing the majestic wildlife of the Kaziranga and Manas regions.
The Dharma chakra Influence: The circular outer frame subtly mimics the wheel of life or the sun, representing eternity and continuity. 

Fine Slicing Technique: Artisans use a traditional Dao (Assamese knife) to slice bamboo into uniform, hair-thin strips for the outer cage.
Inlay & Painting: The central motif features hand-painted white accents (simulating ivory tusks) and black floral patterns that are characteristic of Assamese tribal art.
Suspension Ready: Features a top-mounted metallic ring or chain integrated into the bamboo frame for easy wall mounting. 

Bamboo Craft Legacy: This piece represents the versatility of Assams bamboo industry, moving from functional items (like baskets) to high-end decorative Jaapi-inspired wall art.
Wildlife Harmony: Reflects the deep-rooted respect for elephants in Assamese folklore, where they are seen as guardians of the forest.
Sustainable Livelihood: Each piece is a product of rural artisan clusters, supporting the Make in India and Vocal for Local initiatives by bringing Assamese heritage to global markets.