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Abstract faces handpainted shirt

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Abstract faces handpainted shirt

A statement in simplicity and artistic expression, the Abstract Faces Shirt is crafted from handspun, handwoven fabric and finished with striking black hand-painted line art. The expressive faces and geometric strokes create a contemporary design that celebrates individuality, creativity, and the beauty of handcrafted fashion. With its relaxed silhouette, classic collar, natural-toned buttons, and distinctive artwork, this piece blends artisanal craftsmanship with modern design. Wear it as a statement shirt or layer it over your everyday essentials for an effortlessly distinctive look. Each piece carries the character of the human hand, making every brushstroke unique. Details Fabric: Handspun and handwoven fabric Artwork: Hand-painted abstract line art Colour: Natural white with black artwork Style: Relaxed, statement shirt Craft: Made with an artisanal, slow-fashion approach

$ 119

Abstract Art Shirt - 02

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Abstract Art Shirt - 02

Crafted from handspun, handwoven fabric, this statement shirt features expressive hand-painted abstract faces in earthy shades of mustard, rust and olive green. The bold artwork brings together contemporary aesthetics and the beauty of handcrafted Indian fashion. Every brushstroke adds character, making this piece a distinctive expression of slow fashion, artistic individuality and traditional craftsmanship. Wearable art, thoughtfully handcrafted.

$ 119

Geometric Art Hand Painted Shirt Dress

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Geometric Art Hand Painted Shirt Dress

Crafted from handspun, handwoven fabric, this statement shirt dress features hand-painted geometric artwork in earthy tones of forest green, mustard and brick red. Bold lines and abstract shapes bring a contemporary artistic touch to traditional craftsmanship. Designed for effortless elegance, this unique piece celebrates slow fashion, artisanal skill and wearable art. Handcrafted with character. Designed to stand apart.

$ 129

Abstract Handpainted Shrug

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Abstract Handpainted Shrug

A contemporary expression of handcrafted artistry, this jacket is crafted from handspun, handwoven fabric and adorned with hand-painted abstract line art. Minimal black motifs against a natural ivory base create a bold, artistic statement, bringing together traditional craftsmanship and modern design.

$ 99

Hand painted gond shirt dress

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Hand painted gond shirt dress

Crafted from handspun, handwoven fabric, this statement shirt features vibrant, hand-painted Gond art inspired by India’s rich tribal heritage. Every motif is thoughtfully created by hand, celebrating traditional artistry through contemporary design. A unique, wearable piece of Indian craftsmanship.

$ 269

The Art of Geometry — Hand-Painted Tunic Shirt

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The Art of Geometry — Hand-Painted Tunic Shirt

A celebration of minimalism, craftsmanship, and contemporary Indian artistry. Crafted from handspun and handwoven fabric, this distinctive tunic shirt features original hand-painted geometric motifs in earthy mustard, olive green, and charcoal tones. Fine linear details create a modern artistic composition against the natural ivory fabric. Designed with a relaxed silhouette, a classic collar, wooden-look buttons, and a high-low hemline, this versatile piece brings together artisanal heritage and contemporary design. Every brushstroke reflects the beauty of handmade craftsmanship, making this shirt a unique expression of slow fashion. Details Handspun and handwoven fabric Original hand-painted artwork Relaxed, contemporary silhouette Natural, textured fabric character Thoughtfully handcrafted in India ⁠Wearable art, made slowly and thoughtfully.

$ 119

Glass Case - Handcrafted

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Glass Case - Handcrafted

A beautiful blend of traditional Indian folk art and everyday functionality. This handcrafted glasses case features intricate hand-painted motifs, bringing colour, character, and a touch of Indian heritage to your everyday essentials. Thoughtfully crafted with artistic detailing, each piece celebrates the beauty of handmade artistry and makes for a unique, stylish accessory.

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Unititled Saura Painting

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Tribal Art

Unititled Saura Painting

This Saura painting is set inside a framed border, and within it stick-thin figures, animals and forms are drawn in fine white line. The figures are built from simple triangles and strokes. Saura paintings, called idital, are painted on the walls of Saura homes in Odisha, and this work carries that language onto silk cloth. Painting in acrylic on silk gives the surface a soft sheen and lets the fine lines stay crisp. The tall format, 41 by 21 inches, gives the figures room and lets the composition be read from top to bottom. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted in acrylic on silk cloth, an unusual surface for Saura art. • Fine line figures arranged inside a framed border, in the visual language of Saura idital. • At 41 x 21 inches, the tall format suits narrow walls, stairways and entrances. • A distinctive piece for collectors of rare tribal art forms. Add this Saura work to your collection today.

$ 319

Radha Krishna with Sakhi under the Kadamba Tree by Dulari Bai

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Radha Krishna with Sakhi under the Kadamba Tree by Dulari Bai

Radha and Krishna meet beneath the kadamba tree, the tree most closely tied to Krishna’s days in Vrindavan, and a sakhi, Radha’s companion, stands with them. Dulari Bai paints the scene in Madhubani style, with double outlines, filled patterns and figures in profile with large eyes. The kadamba spreads above the group and holds the composition together, while its branches frame the couple. Including the sakhi turns a private meeting into a small gathering, softening the scene. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Madhubani artist Dulari Bai. • The kadamba tree, Radha, Krishna and the sakhi are drawn in classic Madhubani line and pattern. • Measuring [ADD SIZE] in [ADD MEDIUM], it suits bedrooms, puja rooms and living spaces. • A meaningful gift for weddings and anniversaries. Bring this Vrindavan scene home today.

$ 989

Tulsi Vrindavan Worship by Chetan Parshuram Gangavane

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Tulsi Vrindavan Worship by Chetan Parshuram Gangavane

Women in bright saris gather around a tulsi planter in Tulsi Vrindavan Worship, a scene from the daily life of a Maharashtrian home. The tulsi vrindavan is the raised planter in the courtyard where the holy basil grows, and women worship it each day. Chetan Parshuram Gangavane paints the moment in the Chitrakathi manner of Pinguli, with flat colour, strong outlines and a border that frames the ritual like a page from a picture-story. It is a quiet subject for a tradition known for epics, and that makes it special. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Chetan Parshuram Gangavane of the Thakar community of Pinguli. • A domestic ritual painted in the Chitrakathi style, which is more often used for epic stories. • At 16.5 x 11.7 inches in acrylic and poster colours on paper, it suits puja rooms and entrance walls. • A meaningful gift for Tulsi Vivah, Diwali and housewarmings. Bring this courtyard ritual home today.

$ 319

Royal Procession on an Elephant (Gajaraj Sawari) by Chetan Parshuram Gangavane

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Royal Procession on an Elephant (Gajaraj Sawari) by Chetan Parshuram Gangavane

A royal figure rides high on an elephant in Chetan Parshuram Gangavane’s Royal Procession on an Elephant, with attendants and a red border framing the march. Gajaraj sawari means a ride on the king of elephants. In Chitrakathi, paintings like this are held up one by one while a story is sung, so each sheet is a single frame in a longer tale. Chetan comes from the Thakar community of Pinguli in Maharashtra, and his father, Parshuram Gangavane, received the Padma Shri in 2021 for keeping the art alive. ### Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Chetan Parshuram Gangavane of the Gangavane family of Pinguli. • A single storytelling frame from Chitrakathi, the picture-story tradition of the Thakar community. • At 16.5 x 11.7 inches in acrylic and poster colours on paper, it suits studies, bookshelves and gallery clusters. • A rare collector’s piece from one of India’s least-seen folk traditions. Add this royal procession to your collection today.

$ 319

Lagre Courting Dance under the Canopy by Kishor Gayen

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Lagre Courting Dance under the Canopy by Kishor Gayen

Young men and women dance together beneath a spreading canopy in this Paitkar painting by Kishor Gayen. The dance is the lagre, performed in Santhal villages, and Gayen sets the dancers in a linked line so their steps seem to move together across the paper. The canopy above frames the dance like a stage, and the matching poses give the composition a gentle sway. Natural colours on handmade paper keep the tones warm and quiet. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Kishor Gayen in natural colours on handmade paper. • A rare painted record of the lagre dance of the Santhal community. • At 22 x 14 inches, it suits living rooms, bedrooms and gallery groupings. • A charming wedding or anniversary gift with a story behind it. Add this dancing line to your collection today.

$ 319

Festive Music and Group Dance by Kishor Gayen

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Festive Music and Group Dance by Kishor Gayen

Drums lead the celebration in Kishor Gayen’s Festive Music and Group Dance. Musicians play the tumdak, a barrel drum, and the tamak, a large kettle drum. These two drums set the beat for Santhal festivals, and the dancers follow in a line across the paper. Gayen repeats their poses so the figures seem to step in time with the music. The painting suggests sound as much as movement, which is hard to do in a still image. Natural colours on handmade paper give the scene a soft, earthy finish. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Kishor Gayen in natural colours on handmade paper. • The tumdak and tamak drums appear with the dancers, so the music is part of the scene. • At 22 x 14 inches, it suits music rooms, living areas and studios. • A lively gift for music lovers and collectors of folk art. Bring the beat of a Santhal festival home today.

$ 319

Community Brew and Ritual Offering by Kishor Gayen

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Community Brew and Ritual Offering by Kishor Gayen

Kishor Gayen paints the gathering that comes before a festival in Community Brew and Ritual Offering. Rows of figures prepare and share handia, the rice beer brewed in Jharkhand villages, alongside mahua, made from the flowers of the mahua tree. Both drinks are offered in ritual before they are shared. The figures move in a steady line across the paper, so the brewing, offering and sharing read as one continuous act. Natural colours on handmade paper keep the palette soft and earthy. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Kishor Gayen in natural colours on handmade paper. • It records a community ritual of Jharkhand that rarely appears in painting. • At 22 x 14 inches, it works well in dining areas, hallways and as part of a Paitkar series wall. • A distinctive gift for collectors of tribal and folk art. Bring this village gathering home today.

$ 319

Shiva-Parvati with Tribal Devotees and Hunters by Kishor Gayen

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Shiva-Parvati with Tribal Devotees and Hunters by Kishor Gayen

In Kishor Gayen’s painting, Shiva and Parvati do not sit apart on a distant mountain. They share the scene with tribal devotees and hunters, and hills rise along the upper band of the paper. Placing gods and forest people in one frame is typical of Paitkar painting, which draws on Hindu myths and local tribal life together. Gayen paints this work in natural colours on handmade paper, so the tones are soft and earthy and the paper’s texture shows through. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Kishor Gayen in natural colours on handmade paper. • Gods and forest communities share one scene, showing the meeting of myth and tribal life that runs through Paitkar painting. • At 22 x 14 inches, the wide format suits hallways, above a console or a puja room wall. • A rare devotional piece for collectors of eastern Indian folk art. Add this Shiva-Parvati scene to your collection today.

$ 319

Lord Krishna by Kishor Gayen

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Lord Krishna by Kishor Gayen

Kishor Gayen paints Krishna in his familiar blue, set beside a tree on a pale ground, and keeps the scene simple enough that the god holds the eye. Paitkar painting usually tells long stories across a scroll. Here Gayen narrows the frame to a single devotional image, and the quiet background gives the blue figure room. Bold outlines and the long Paitkar eye give Krishna his calm expression. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Paitkar artist Kishor Gayen of Amadubi, Jharkhand. • A focused devotional composition where the blue Krishna stands clear of the pale ground. • At 20 x 15 inches in acrylic on paper, it fits puja corners, study tables and smaller walls. • A thoughtful Janmashtami or housewarming gift. Welcome Krishna into your home today.

$ 319

Lord Krishna & Devotees by Kishor Gayen

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Lord Krishna & Devotees by Kishor Gayen

A broad tree spreads across the top of Kishor Gayen’s Lord Krishna & Devotees, and beneath it the devotees gather around Krishna in a band of figures. Gayen paints in the Paitkar way. His figures are drawn in profile with long eyes and bold outlines, and the scene is laid out so it can be read as a story. Warm yellows and oranges fill the upper half and set a glowing mood above the gathering. The tree shelters the whole group, a reminder of the groves where Krishna’s stories unfold. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Paitkar artist Kishor Gayen of Amadubi, Jharkhand. • Profile figures, long eyes and bold outlines in the scroll-painting tradition of Jharkhand. • At 20 x 15 inches in acrylic on paper, it suits puja rooms, hallways and bedroom walls. • A devotional gift for Janmashtami, housewarmings and collectors of rare folk forms. Bring this devotional scene home today.

$ 319

Village Community by Sadashiv Mhase

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Village Community by Sadashiv Mhase

Sadashiv Mhase fills Village Community with the whole life of a Warli settlement. Huts, trees and many small white figures spread across cow dung and acrylic on raw canvas, each figure busy with its own task. Nothing sits at the centre as the main subject, because the community itself is the subject. The eye drifts from one small activity to the next, and the painting reads as a village seen all at once. Sadashiv is the elder son of Padma Shri Jivya Soma Mhase, and the figures here carry the same spare, lively line his father made famous. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Warli master Sadashiv Mhase, elder son of Padma Shri Jivya Soma Mhase. • Cow dung and acrylic on raw canvas give the earthy ground and texture of a Warli wall. • At 39 x 27 inches, it is a large statement piece for living rooms, lobbies and boardrooms. • A collector’s piece from the family most closely tied to the revival of Warli painting. Add this Warli village to your collection today.

$ 839

Worship of Nature - After Harvesting Crops by Pravin Mhase

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Worship of Nature - After Harvesting Crops by Pravin Mhase

Once the crops are in, Warli families give thanks to the land that fed them, and Pravin Mhase paints that moment in Worship of Nature - After Harvesting Crops. White figures gather across a cow dung base, the same earthen ground used to plaster Warli homes, and their gestures turn toward worship rather than work. The cow dung gives the painting its warm brown tone and slightly uneven texture, so the figures sit on a surface that feels like a village wall. Pravin, grandson of Padma Shri Jivya Soma Mhase, keeps to the circle and triangle figures of the tradition and lets the arrangement carry the feeling of gratitude. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Warli artist Pravin Mhase of the Mhase family. • Cow dung base with acrylic and poster colour, the traditional Warli ground brought to a portable surface. • A meaningful gift around harvest festivals and housewarmings. Bring this harvest thanksgiving home today.

$ 419

Untitled by Sakun Bai

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Untitled by Sakun Bai

Sakun Bai leaves this Baiga painting untitled and lets the animal at its centre speak for itself. A large creature in red and orange fills most of the sheet, its body broken into bands of pattern that give it weight and movement. Green plant forms sit at the edges against a clean white ground. The white space matters, because it keeps the composition open and makes the warm colours of the animal stand out strongly. Sakun Bai uses the same approach in other works, such as her Couple of Scorpions. Why does this painting stand out? • Hand-painted by Baiga artist Sakun Bai in acrylic on paper. • The bold red and orange animal against a white ground gives a small painting a big presence. • At 11.5 x 16.25 inches, it suits a study, bedroom wall or a cluster of smaller artworks. • An affordable way to begin collecting Baiga art, and a lovely gift. Add this striking Baiga work to your collection today.

$ 419