Himalayan Garuda Wooden Mask

Hand-carved wooden wall Garuda, a mythical eagle-like guardian figure prominent in Himalayan Buddhist and Hindu traditions. Carved from a single piece of traditional wood by Newari artisans in Nepal. The mask measures approximately 9.5 inches high by 7.5 inches wide and has hand-painted details, with natural variations in color and finish due to its handmade process. Garuda imagery has been used for centuries on temples and homes as a protective symbol, often shown with a serpent to represent the triumph of wisdom and intellect over ignorance.