Brass Cheppu Mask Wall Hanging – Traditional Theyyam Garuda Face Idol for Home Décor, Pooja, and Gifts

Product Highlights

• Dimension: Length: 18cm, Width: 25cm, Depth: 5cm

• Weight: 1.15 KG

• Material: Premium-Quality Solid Brass (Pital / Peetal / Pittal)

• Package Includes: 1 Brass Cheppu Mask Wall Hanging

• Care Instructions: Clean with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, we handcraft each Cheppu mask with precision using age-old techniques passed down through generations. This brass Garuda face idol draws from the sacred Himalayan, Nepali-Tibetan, and South Indian folk traditions such as Theyyam, Bhoota Kola, and Yakshagana. The mask features intricate carvings and an antique finish, using regional brass types including Pittala, Pitala, Hitale, and Ashtadhatu blends. Each piece carries deep spiritual symbolism, representing divine protection and strength, ideal for sacred spaces and collectors of ritual art.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic handcrafted work rooted in Himalayan and Indian tribal art

• Richly detailed hand-carved mask idol crafted in Pital / Peetal / Velli / Pittalum / Paital finishes

• Culturally significant Garuda Cheppu mask representing divine energy

• Ideal for wall hanging, pooja room décor, temples, and luxury gifting

• Supports traditional artisans and preserves indigenous art forms

• Customization available upon request

Deity Significance

This Cheppu mask idol represents Garuda, the powerful celestial bird and mount of Lord Vishnu. In Buddhist and Hindu traditions, Garuda symbolizes courage, strength, and the dispelling of evil. Often used in Kerala temple rituals, Tibetan monasteries, and Nepali Buddhist households, this face idol is believed to invoke divine protection and ward off negative energies. Its connection with Chhau dance, Bhoota Aradhane, and folk art mask sculptures reflects its sacred value across diverse regions of India.

Perfect For

Home décor, Pooja room, temple installations, meditation spaces, folk art collectors, spiritual gifting, festival decoration, wall-mounted sculptures, and lovers of Indian tribal face masks, Theyyam idols, Kathakali masks, Yakshagana wall hangings, Vigraham, Moorthi, Pratima, and Pital decorative sculptures.