The Two Headed Weaver Fine Art Print, Indian Folktale, Panchatantra Story (6x8)

Title: The Two Headed Weaver

This illustration was inspired by the ancient Indian folktale, "The Two Headed Weaver". It is the story of very overworked man (a weaver) who is granted a wish. He would do anything to help the family he loves, so he asks for the ability to work more. Then "Bam" his wish is granted and he suddenly can be much more productive with his new set of arms and his extra head. He definitely ready to get more work done. Of course, in his excitement he forgets about his new look and rushes off to see his wife, who is certainly not pleased...

Of course, we must be happy what we wish for.

Also, are two heads better than one? In this case, Maybe not...

The original hand drawn and painted illustration was created by me (Debra Styer) with watercolor and gouache.

This includes a antique white mat for easy framing into a 8x10 frame.

The print will be shipped to you in a protective sleeve with extra backing in a sturdy flat mailing envelope.

All prints are signed and numbered.

(Frame not included)

Limited Edition Print of 100