Tharavadu - A Kerala Home

Immerse yourself in the allure of bygone eras with our meticulously fashioned resin sculpture of a two-story Kerala home, adorned with an inviting verandah and stately pillars. Each element exudes the quintessence of tradition, evoking a sense of timeless charm and cultural richness. This miniature masterpiece beckons you to an era of carefree childhood days, where rain-soaked laughter and frolics amidst sprawling fields were the essence of life. Every detail, from the delicate carvings to the rustic textures, captures the essence of a cherished heritage, inviting you to relive the magic of Kerala's architectural and cultural legacy in this enchanting resin rendition.

Details

• Designed by Manuraj C.R. Please note that these pieces are hand painted and therefor may have variations to the photo represented.
• Material: Quality Marble Dust and Resin piece painted by hand
• Size: H-7.5 cm X W -16 cm X L-12 cm (approx.)
• Includes: Authenticity Card
• Weight: Approximately 800 grams
• Care & instructions: These hand painted figurines are meant for display purposes only. Please handle them with care and do not wash. Please use a feather duster or similar to brush off dust.

backstory

Unni's plane landed in Kochi, revealing Kerala's
lush greenery. Emotions surged as he waited for his luggage, unsure of what awaited him. Stepping into the warm sun, his cousins and sister Deepa rushed to embrace him. With joy-filled hearts, they embarked on the journey home to the Tharavadu. The hour-long drive flew by in lively conversation.
Memories flooded Unni's mind—climbing the mango tree with cousins, learning from aunts and uncles. His grandmother's kindness and cooking, his grandfather's wisdom, and his parents' love were cherished.
Arriving at the Tharavadu, aunts, uncles, and grand- parents welcomed them with tea and pazham pori. Laughter filled the air as they shared stories of their youth. Each moment strengthened their bond, revealing the depth of their heritage.
Grateful for his roots, Unni found solace in the Tharavadu's traditions and the love of his family.
As the sun set, Unni felt profound gratitude for his heritage. The Tharavadu echoed with laughter and joy, a symbol of resilience and togetherness. Surrounded by loved ones, Unni knew he had truly come home.