Maa Tarini 999 Gold Frame

Here are the details for this stunning and deeply revered regional artwork, which beautifully completes the trio of gold-foil frames

Key Features

• The Central Artwork: This frame features a powerful, embossed golden representation of a Hindu Mother Goddess (Devi/Shakti), uniquely styled in the traditional iconography of Odisha. The face is striking, divided into a bright red upper half and a deep black lower half, with large, expressive eyes and a prominent nose ring (nath). She is adorned with an elaborate golden crown (mukut) and a wide, heavily detailed golden necklace or garland.
• The Inscriptions: A beautiful touch to this piece is the regional script in the top corners.
• Top Left: A golden sunburst emblem containing the sacred syllable "Om" (ଓଁ) in the Odia script.
• Top Right: A matching emblem containing the word "Maa" (ମା) in the Odia script, confirming this as a devoted tribute to the divine mother.
• Craftsmanship: Just like the Shree Yantra and Gajalakshmi frames, the "PURE GOLD 99.9" plaque at the bottom guarantees that the intricate metalwork of the deity and the emblems is crafted from 24k fine gold foil.
• Matting: It shares the exact same premium aesthetic as the previous two pieces: the golden artwork is mounted directly onto a rich, vibrant red fabric background (likely velvet or raw silk) and is enclosed in the signature striated gold-tone frame with finely beaded edges.
• Use Odia Heritage: Because of the distinct facial coloring and the Odia script, this piece carries immense local spiritual weight. It represents a powerful presiding Goddess—reminiscent of revered deities like Maa Cuttack Chandi or Maa Tarini—making it an incredibly special item for an Odia household.
• A Complete Set: With the Shree Yantra, the Gajalakshmi, and now this localized Mother Goddess, you have a cohesive, matching set of three 99.9% pure gold spiritual frames. Together, they represent cosmic balance, wealth, and divine feminine protection.
• Display: This is a premium item meant for the most respectful placement in a home mandir (altar) or a family's primary living space. It is a highly prestigious gift for weddings, thread ceremonies, or major housewarmings.