Anand Abha Pichwai Wall Set

A joyful celebration of Indian colour, craft and heritage, the Anand Abha Pichwai Wall Set brings together graceful parrots, delicate floral motifs and jewel-toned accents in one beautifully coordinated composition. The tall Parrot Shriyam panels frame the arrangement with grandeur, while the central bird Pichwai and miniature motif tea-light holders add layers, warmth and a charming festive glow.

Designed as a complete wall story rather than individual décor pieces, this set makes even a simple wall feel thoughtfully curated, colourful and wonderfully regal.

What’s Included

• 1 Pair Parrot Shriyam Wall Panels – 24 × 6 × 3 inches each
• 1 Pichwai Bird Frame – 14 inches
• 3 Pairs Motif Tea-Light Holders – 7.85x4x2.5 inches
• Total: 9 coordinated pieces

Why You’ll Love It

• Creates an instant statement wall without having to coordinate multiple products separately
• The tall Shriyam pair gives the composition height and architectural elegance
• Multiple smaller pieces make the styling look fuller and more luxurious
• Looks equally beautiful with or without lit tea lights
• Rich enough for festive décor, yet elegant enough to remain displayed throughout the year
• Perfect for homes that love Indian heritage décor with a colourful contemporary twist
• Makes a striking housewarming, wedding or festive gifting choice

Placement & Styling Tips

• Style the complete arrangement above a console, sideboard or foyer cabinet for maximum impact.
• Place the 14-inch bird Pichwai frame in the centre and use the Shriyam pair as the two tall outer anchors.
• Arrange the three pairs of tea-light holders symmetrically or in a slightly staggered composition beneath and around the central frame.
• Looks especially beautiful on ivory, beige, warm white, sand or muted earthy walls.
• Pair with brass lamps, urlis, small plants or antique-finish accessories—but keep the surrounding décor minimal so the wall set remains the hero.
• Ideal for a living room, entrance foyer, dining area, pooja-room exterior wall or covered festive corner.

Vastu Tip

• Traditionally, parrots are associated with joy, companionship, harmony and lively positive energy in Indian décor symbolism.
• Floral motifs are often used to represent growth, abundance and freshness.
• The set can be beautifully placed on an East or North-facing wall, especially in a foyer or living space.
• Keeping the tea-light holders illuminated during celebrations can add a welcoming, auspicious ambience to the entrance or gathering area.

A little Pichwai, a little colour, a little glow—and one wall transforms into a celebration. ✨