Thai Deity Wall Art Hand Drawn Black Ink on Textured Paper Glass Framed 30”x57” The Thai Deity Wall Art features a hand-drawn black ink depiction of the Spirit of the Nang Mai, Tree Goddess, by artist Krachang. The large, vintage style artwork is framed in glass and measures 30”x57”, making it a striking statement piece for any space. The inspirational and mythological theme of the piece, along with the detailed portrayal of women and Buddhist figures, adds a unique and cultural touch to any room. The framed and signed original work is sure to be a conversation starter and a focal point in any home or studio. With help of AI and some research, this is the best description I can put together: The artwork depicts a seated figure in a traditional style, possibly a deity or mythological character, with intricate details in the headdress, jewelry, and clothing. The figure is drawn in black ink on a textured, handmade-style paper and is presented within a black frame. The image displays text in both English and what appears to be Thai, identifying the artwork and artist. * Title (English): VIN-YARN PEE-NANG-MAI, THEPA-YA-DA Spirit of the Nang Mai (tree goddess), Thepayada (deity) or “Spirit of the Fairy Godmother” * Artist/Signature (Thai): Krachang 32.. Likely the artists name and year 2532 (year 2532 in Buddhist calendar, which is 1989 CE) * Medium: Drawing on paper * Subject: A multi-armed, seated figure in a mythological or spiritual style * Subtitle The piece of art subtitled Wat-U-Mong from Chiang Mai, Thailand. The artwork is named after the Wat Umong Suan Phutthatham temple in Chiang Mai, Thailand, a serene forest temple famous for its centuries-old meditation tunnels. * Frame Gloss black 30”x57” enclosed with glass Note: the frame has some wear signs & has dots of white paint as shown in the last photo.
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