Premium Hand-Painted Bamboo Kulo (14×11″) – Ceremonial Borondala Platter with Bride & Groom Portrait Art

Capture the essence of the matrimonial moment with this magnificent, hand-painted Bamboo Kulo. This is an essential ceremonial item in a Bengali wedding (Biye), traditionally used as the Borondala (Boron Saajh)—the auspicious platter used for the Boron ritual to welcome the groom or new bride into the family.
This Kulo is expertly crafted from a high-quality bamboo winnowing tray and measures approximately 14 inches by 11 inches. What makes this piece unique is the incredible hand-painted portrait of the Bengali Bride and Groom in their ceremonial attire, painted with vibrant, best quality colors. The intricate detailing showcases the highest level of Bengali folk art and makes this piece a priceless Indian handicraft.
The Kulo is traditionally filled with auspicious items like Dhaan (paddy), Khoi (puffed rice), and Sindur, symbolizing prosperity and fertility. This portrait Kulo serves as a powerful symbol of the couple’s union, making it an exceptional traditional wedding gift, a magnificent ceremonial centerpiece, and an heirloom piece of ethnic wall decor.

Product: Kulo, Borondala Platter, Bride & Groom Portrait Art, Bengali Wedding Platter, Hand-Painted Tray
Material: High-quality bamboo winnowing tray, best quality colors, traditional folk art
Use: Welcoming the groom/bride (Boron ritual), holding symbolic items, Bengali wedding essential, unique decorative gift, ethnic wall decor
Design: Custom hand-painted portrait, auspicious red and gold color, intricate detailing, ceremonial size
Dimensions: Approx 14 inch x 11 inch