VINOXO South Indian Musical Instrument Ensemble Metal Wall Art Music Decor for Living Room Bedroom Studio Music Lover Gift

Four instruments, one cut. VINOXO's South Indian Musical Instrument Ensemble gathers the mridangam, the veena, the flute and the ghatam onto a single metal panel, each one held in profile rather than illustrated. The veena keeps its long neck. The mridangam keeps its barrel body. The ghatam stays round and low beside the flute's slim horizontal line. Nothing is added to the group, and nothing is missing from it.

Why the Ensemble Works as a Wall Piece

Classical South Indian music is played in ensemble — the instruments answer one another, and the composition depends on each one holding its own register. The panel follows the same logic. Four silhouettes sit in a shared frame, close enough to read as one work, distinct enough that the eye picks them out one at a time. It is a music wall art piece that rewards a second look, and a third.

Two formats are produced: 60 x 60 cm and 90 x 90 cm, cut at a thickness of 1 to 2 mm. The larger of the two is sized to read from the far side of a room; the smaller suits a tighter wall.

Colours and Finishes

Three colourways are offered — Black, White and Gold — across two finishes, Matte and Stainless Steel Mirror. The combinations run alongside both sizes, so the same four instruments can be matte black and quietly graphic, or mirrored steel, catching whatever light the room gives it. Gold reads warmer against wood; white recedes into a pale wall; black holds a room together.

Where It Sits in a Room

In a studio, it belongs above the practice corner, where it keeps the instruments in view. In a living room or bedroom, it takes the largest wall and becomes the first thing found on entering. The panel is made for contemporary, ethnic and fusion interiors — it holds its ground near wooden furniture, low shelving and warm-toned textiles. Music lovers who play, teach or simply listen will recognise every shape on it.