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Wall Art & Prints
Elevate your living spaces with the timeless elegance of traditional Indian royalty. This handcrafted Thikri mirror panel features an intricate botanical design set within a majestic arched frame (Jharokha style). Using the centuries-old glass mosaic art form native to Rajasthan, artisan glass craftspeople hand-cut each piece of mirror to form stunning floral blossoms and sleek stylized leaves that catch and reflect light beautifully.
Woodcraft
Lord Ganesha indulges his sweet tooth in this exquisite sculpture. A kadam wood block is hand-carved to reveal the elephant head and multi-hand body. One hand rests on a bowl of sweet laddu desserts, while another hand is held out to bless his followers. He showcases two sacred conch shells near his headdress.
Seasonal & Ceremonial Decor
### **A Bead Curtain Unlike Any You Have Seen Before** ### Elevate your space with a rare masterpiece of patience and precision — introducing the pixel glass bead curtain. While mass-produced bead curtains come with fewer strands and wide gaps, this luxury artisan piece stacks 130 individual strands closely together. By meticulously hand stringing 37,700 black and white beads, the arrangement reveals a breathtaking peacock motif that astounds the viewer. It truly earns its name by functioning as a real bead curtain that provides genuine privacy. Perfect for room doors or as elegant living room partitions, it is the ideal choice for anyone seeking the clean elegance of minimalist black and white colour tones. This work is deeply inspired by the timeless elegance of last-century Chinese glass bead curtains. These are true heirloom pieces designed to be passed down through generations. When you purchase this ready-to-ship bead curtain, you are actively helping to revive a historical craft. #### Materials & Craftsmanship: * **Beads**: Precisely 37,700 high-quality 6mm glass beads in classic white and black colours. * **Strands**: 130 individual strands, each featuring 290 beads. * **Stringing**: Strung securely using durable, high-quality nylon fishing line. #### Hassle-Free Installation: Each strand is safely secured to a sturdy 1-inch diameter wooden dowel, which keeps the intricate peacock picture perfectly aligned. To ensure a perfect fit into standard curtain brackets, the beadwork is centered on the 90cm dowel, leaving an extra 4cm of clear space on both the left and right sides. This intentional gap protects the outer strands from friction while allowing smooth passage—ensuring the curtain moves easily with you and falls right back into its beautiful formation. The standard 1-inch dowel size ensures a very hassle-free installation into any common steel curtain brackets. #### Specifications: * **Bead Curtain Measurements**: 82 x 162 cm (32.2 x 63.7 inches / 2.6 x 5.3 ft) * **Length of Wooden Dowel:** 90cm (35.4 inches/3ft) * **Total Weight**: Approx. 11kg * **Door Frame Measurements** (For Reference): 90 x 205 cm (35.4 x 80.7 inches / 3 x 6.7 ft)
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Dudh Lautawa: A Gond Wedding Tradition is an original Gond painting by acclaimed artist Kaushal Prasad Tekam, depicting the traditional Dudh Lautawa ceremony practiced among Gond communities of Central India. Dudh Lautawa, literally meaning "returning the milk," is an important wedding ritual that symbolizes gratitude, reciprocity, and the bonds between families. The ceremony acknowledges the nurturing role of the maternal family and celebrates the social relationships that sustain community life. In this painting, the bride, groom, family members, and ceremonial participants gather around a richly adorned Tree of Life, a recurring symbol of continuity, prosperity, and interconnectedness in Gond culture. The branches of the tree are filled with ceremonial objects, ornaments, musical instruments, and symbols of abundance, while birds animate the composition, representing harmony and the transmission of cultural knowledge across generations. Through intricate patterns and vibrant colours, Kaushal Prasad Tekam transforms this living tradition into a powerful visual narrative that preserves and celebrates Gond cultural heritage. * Artist: Kaushal Prasad Tekam * Medium: Acrylic on Canvas * Dimensions: 36 × 48 Inches * Art Form: Gond Art * Origin: Madhya Pradesh, India
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Forest Symphony is an original Gond painting by acclaimed artist Kaushal Prasad Tekam, portraying the vibrant rhythms of life within an Indian forest. Birds perch among flourishing trees, monkeys move through the canopy, and wild animals inhabit the forest floor, creating a visual narrative of coexistence and ecological balance. Executed in the distinctive Gond tradition, the artwork employs intricate line work, detailed patterns, and vibrant colours to animate every living form. The composition reflects the Gond community's deep connection with nature, where forests are viewed not merely as landscapes but as living entities filled with stories, spirits, and interconnected life. Rich in detail and symbolism, this work celebrates biodiversity, harmony, and the enduring relationship between humans and the natural world. * Artist: Kaushal Prasad Tekam * Size: 48 X 37 inches * Art Form: Gond Art * Medium: Acrylic on Canvas * Style: Contemporary Gond Tribal Art Origin: Madhya Pradesh, India
Paintings for Your Home
This artwork is a contemporary Lippan art piece depicting two royal, facing elephants with raised trunks. They symbolized prosperity and good fortune. The background is a soft peach tone, accented with golden-yellow jewelry, bells and white moulding. This art piece is available in 12" by 12" square shape and 4 mm thickness. Materials - A rigid smooth surface of an MDF wood panel to support the heavy clay layers. Made using moulding clay. Painted in acrylic paint with mirrors for decoration. Sealed with a protective coat of clear varnish.
Paintings for Your Home
This product is based on Lippan art, a traditional Indian mural craft originating from the Kutch region of Gujarat. This specific piece features a central Krishna theme design depicting a blue hand holding a red Lotus flower. The central Lotus symbolized purity and spiritual awaking. While the surrounding mandala patterns represent balance and harmony. This beautiful art is available in 12" *12" in square shape and 4 mm in thickness. Materials - A square MDF board is a based of this lippan art. Clay used to create the raised relief pattern and textures. Acrylic colour used to paint the intricate floral and geometric pattern. Reflective mirrors of various shapes embedded into the clay to add sparkle and dimension. Finished with the varnish coating to protect the artwork.
Paintings for Your Home
This handcrafted decorative items is a Lippan mud art wall hanging. A modern adaptation of a traditional folk art originating from Kutch region of Gujarat, India. A traditional woman in a greeting performing the Namaste gesture. This product is available in 12" in diameter and 4 mm thickness. Materials - Based on high-quality MDF wooden board. This provides a smooth, completely flat and moisture-resistant surface that prevents cracking over time. Relief work made with clay. Surface coating with acrylic paint. The vibrant green, red, yellow and blue colours give it an elegant look. Embellished with different shapes of cut mirrors.
Nature‑Inspired Paintings
This multicoloured peacock displays a circular piece of traditional Lippan Kaam ( mud and mirror art) wall decor. The artwork features a vibrant red background accented by a highly detailed, colourful center piece depicting two stylized peacock facing one another. A rigid, smooth, circular wooden board serving as the structural backing. A smooth, raised moulding clay compound shaped by hand to create the prominent 3D outlines and fine detailing. Complemented by bright shades of royal blue, yellow, green, pink and white and red in the background for the peacocks. Highly reflective cutting glass mirror. A protective layer of clear varnish to prevent moisture damage and lock the colour. This beautiful product is available in a 12-inch diameter and 4 mm thickness.
Metal Craft
This is beautiful Dhokra sculpture by a renowned Master tribal artist, the late Dr. Jaidev Baghel that depicts a tribal king in full military gear. The figure wears a five-pointed crown and a decorative sheathed armour, holding a spear in his right hand and a shield in the left. The sculpture embodies the regal character of the king ready for battle and is depicted in the typical elongated form that is seen in Dhokra sculptures. Dr. Baghel belonged to the community of Gadwa artisans from Kondagaon, Chattisgarh. This particular type of Dhokra metal craft is a celebrated tribal craft tradition known as ‘gadwa kaam’ that originates in Chhattisgarh state of India which utilises the ancient lost wax technique to create intricately detailed sculptures. This 'lost wax' technique can be traced back to the Indus Valley civilisation. As such, each sculpture is unique and cannot be replicated again.
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Mahadev 2026 is a grand handcrafted spiritual masterpiece that brings together the sacred presence of the 12 Jyotirlingas, Lord Shiva, the holy Amarnath Temple shrine, and Nandi Ji into one extraordinary artistic composition. Designed as a tribute to Bharat’s timeless spiritual heritage, this creation embodies devotion, divine energy, and architectural symbolism. Crafted with intricate detailing using polymer material and resin, and mounted on a premium teak wooden base, the piece is elevated further with an elegant integrated lamp that enhances its sacred presence. Every element is thoughtfully composed to create a spiritually immersive experience, where light, texture, and craftsmanship come together in harmony. Measuring 29 × 29 × 40 cm and weighing approximately 7 kg, Mahadev 2026 is more than a decorative object — it is a sanctified presence designed to transform temples, meditation spaces, interiors, and heritage collections with the eternal aura of Lord Shiva. A statement of faith, artistry, and Indian spiritual grandeur, this handcrafted creation reflects the living essence of sacred Bharat.
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Kailash Parvat – The Abode of Lord Shiva is a handcrafted spiritual miniature inspired by the sacred Mount Kailash, revered across traditions as the eternal abode of Lord Shiva. More than a mountain, Kailash symbolizes divine energy, spiritual balance, strength, and inner peace. Carefully crafted with intricate detailing, this miniature captures the majestic presence and serene essence of the holy peak. Made using polymer material, resin, and a sturdy wooden base, the piece reflects both artistic craftsmanship and spiritual symbolism. Its layered textures and sculptural form evoke the grandeur of the Himalayan sacred landscape. Ideal for home temples, meditation spaces, workspaces, or heritage-inspired décor, this miniature serves as a reminder of devotion, stillness, and spiritual connection. Whether you are a devotee, a seeker, or an admirer of Indian spiritual heritage, this piece brings the sacred energy of Kailash into your home.
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Baba Amarnath Miniature is a beautifully handcrafted spiritual décor piece inspired by the sacred ice Shivling of the revered Amarnath Temple. Designed to capture the divine essence of the holy cave shrine, this miniature brings a sense of peace, devotion, and spiritual presence into your space. Crafted with fine detailing using premium materials including polymer, resin, a wooden base, and cotton fabric for the shade, the piece reflects both artistry and sacred symbolism. The layered textures and handcrafted finish create a serene visual experience, making it ideal for home temples, meditation corners, workspaces, or spiritual décor settings. More than just a decorative object, this miniature is a reminder of faith, devotion, and the blessings of Lord Shiva. It also makes a meaningful gift for festivals, housewarmings, and loved ones seeking a spiritual connection.
Metal Craft
This is beautiful Dhokra sculpture by a renowned Master tribal artist Suresh Waghmare that depicts a colloquial scene of a tribal family riding a bicycle. The family is dressed in traditional gard which is especially evident in the case of the female figure. This particular type of Dhokra metal craft is a celebrated tribal craft tradition known as ‘gadhwa kaam’ that originates in Chhattisgarh state of India which utilises the ancient lost wax technique to create intricately detailed sculptures. As such, each sculpture is unique and cannot be replicated again. This highly textured elegant piece overlaps with the sphere of contemporary art in terms of the treatment of the subject of a quirky modern interpretation casted in tribal sentiments and outlook. This particular work was featured in the second edition of an exhibition titled ‘Beyond Tradition – Change and Continuity in Traditional Indian Art’ held by the Indian Arts Collective at Kamalnayan Bajaj Gallery, Mumbai from April 21, 2026 to April 25, 2026.
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12 Jyotirlinga Replica Miniature is a handcrafted collectible that brings together the sacred presence of the twelve revered Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva into one thoughtfully designed miniature set. Inspired by the spiritual significance and architectural identity of these ancient shrines, each piece reflects devotion, craftsmanship, and the timeless essence of Indian temple heritage. Carefully detailed to capture the symbolic form of each Jyotirlinga, this miniature set serves as both a spiritual keepsake and a meaningful décor piece. It evokes the journey of pilgrimage across India’s sacred sites, allowing a connection to these holy spaces within your own home. Handcrafted with attention to detail, it is ideal for home temples, meditation spaces, gifting, or collectors of heritage-inspired art. More than a decorative object, it is a tribute to faith, tradition, and the living legacy of sacred architecture.
Lighting (Lamps, Candles, Lanterns)
The old city does not announce itself. It accumulates. Balcony upon balcony, chajja upon chajja, facade layered over facade over decades of organic growth, until the street is no longer just a passage between buildings but a composition in its own right, dense with depth, rhythm and the particular visual intelligence of architecture that has never been designed all at once. This is the language of the North Indian shahar, the shared urban grammar of Delhi, western Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Punjab, where havelis press close together and the facade becomes the city's primary surface for expression. The Sehar Haveli Lamp is not a replica of a specific building. It is an interpretation of this accumulated language, distilled into miniature form. At its centre, a handcrafted haveli-inspired facade rises in multiple layers, each projection and opening creating shadow and depth the way real chajjas and railings do in a real street, catching light at one angle, holding darkness at another. The cotton fabric shade above carries subtle hand-printed patterns that soften and diffuse the light, so that when the lamp is lit, what spills into the room is not brightness but the particular warmth of evening in a mohalla, the quality of light that seeps from within homes and meets the street halfway. Placed in a living room, a studio or a reading corner, the piece functions simultaneously as a lamp and as a piece of architectural sculpture. Unlit, it holds the structural complexity and surface detail of a considered handcrafted object. Lit, it transforms the character of whatever space it occupies, adding warmth, depth and the quiet presence of a city that knows how to settle into its evenings without hurry. Why This Piece Stands Out - The multi-layered architectural composition creates genuine depth and shadow even before the lamp is lit, making it a sculptural object of considerable presence in both states. - The hand-printed fabric shade complements the structural facade below with a softness that balances the rigour of the architectural detailing, giving the piece a quality of light that is warm and diffused rather than direct. - The piece interprets a living urban architectural tradition rather than replicating a monument, giving it an authenticity grounded in everyday observed experience rather than heritage spectacle. - As both a functional lamp and a collectible artisan object, it occupies a rare category of work that carries cultural meaning, craft integrity and domestic utility in equal measure.
Lighting (Lamps, Candles, Lanterns)
Jaipur does not build plainly. Every surface is an opportunity, every arch an occasion for ornament, every facade a layered argument for the value of careful attention. The city's architectural language is one of the most developed in the subcontinent, a grammar of carved sandstone, layered arches, projected balconies and symmetrical compositions that has evolved over centuries into something at once monumental and intimate, grand in intention and precise in its individual detail. To stand before a Jaipur facade is to understand that decoration and structure are not separate concerns but a single continuous thought. The Jaipur Lamp begins where that observation ends. Rather than replicating a specific building, the artist has absorbed the ornamental language of Jaipur's architectural tradition and given it a new, miniature form. The central facade element is handcrafted and sculpted, its arches and layered detailing capturing the depth and rhythm of the real thing. Select architectural elements are digitally translated and precision-moulded, a process that preserves the richness of the original carving while ensuring the consistency and fineness that the miniature scale demands. Above, a cotton fabric shade with subtle hand-printed patterns diffuses the light softly, so that when the lamp is lit, it does not simply illuminate: it reveals. Textures that were present but quiet in ambient light become pronounced, shadows settle into the carved recesses, and the architectural character of the piece deepens into something closer to presence than object. Placed in a living room, a studio, or a personal corner, the Jaipur Lamp carries the atmosphere of a city that has always understood that the way a space is lit is inseparable from the way it feels. It adds warmth, depth and quiet architectural story to wherever it is placed. Why This Piece Stands Out - The handcrafted facade combines artist-sculpted forms with precision-moulded architectural elements, achieving a quality of detail that neither process alone could produce at this scale. - The illuminated experience transforms the surface of the piece, bringing carved depth and textural richness into relief in a way that makes the lamp visually distinct across different lighting conditions. - The interpretation of Jaipur's ornamental architectural language rather than replication of a single structure gives the piece a distilled authenticity rooted in deep observation rather than documentation. - As both a functional lamp and a collectible sculptural object, it occupies a category of craft work where cultural heritage, artisanal skill and domestic purpose are held together without compromise.
Sculptures & Figurines
Add a cultural and artistic touch to your décor with this handmade miniature musical instruments set, featuring beautifully crafted models of harmonium, tabla, and sitar. Designed by skilled artisans, this set reflects the richness of Indian classical music and traditional craftsmanship. Made from high-quality wood with fine detailing and polished finish, these miniatures are perfect for home décor, office display, gifting, or collectors. Their compact size makes them ideal for shelves, tables, or decorative corners. A perfect gift for music lovers and art enthusiasts, this set brings elegance, tradition, and creativity into your space.
Sculptures & Figurines
Add a touch of elegance and craftsmanship to your space with this handcrafted wooden boat showpiece, beautifully designed by skilled Indian artisans. Featuring a classic sailboat structure with fine detailing, this decorative piece reflects traditional woodworking artistry. Made from high-quality wood, this 35 cm model is perfect for home décor, office desks, shelves, or gifting. Its natural wooden finish and minimal design blend seamlessly with both modern and traditional interiors. A perfect choice for décor lovers, this wooden ship model adds charm, warmth, and a unique artistic touch to any setting.
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Celebrate the beauty of Indian traditions with this handmade Bengali couple clay dolls set, crafted in the renowned Krishnanagar Matir Putul art style. This charming pair represents a traditional bride and groom dressed in classic Bengali wedding attire, showcasing intricate detailing and vibrant hand-painted finish. Perfect for Navratri Golu/Bommai display, home décor, wedding décor, or gifting, these figurines add cultural elegance and festive charm to any setting. Each piece is uniquely handcrafted by skilled artisans, preserving the rich heritage of Indian handicrafts. A perfect collectible for lovers of traditional art and ethnic décor.
Sculptures & Figurines
A cluster of small huts sits together within the composition, their forms shaped from clay with a simplicity that reflects village life. In the Clay Hut Set | Golu Dolls, each structure carries the charm of handmade craftsmanship, with textured walls, sloping roofs, and subtle detailing that suggest a lived-in environment. The arrangement feels like a miniature settlement, where each hut contributes to a collective scene rooted in tradition and everyday rural architecture. The composition is built through repetition and variation. While the huts share a common form, small differences in shape, texture, and detailing give each piece its own identity. The clay surface retains its natural character, allowing the handmade process to remain visible. These variations create a sense of authenticity, turning the set into more than decorative objects—they become a representation of a cultural setting brought into miniature form. Traditionally used in festive displays such as Golu arrangements, the Clay Hut Set | Golu Dolls connects to a broader cultural practice of storytelling through arranged figurines. Each piece becomes part of a larger narrative, where scenes are built and reimagined during celebrations. The set blends craft, culture, and decoration, offering a tactile and visual way to bring elements of rural life into festive and domestic spaces. **Why This Product Stands Out** - The set captures the essence of traditional village architecture through handcrafted clay huts. - Each piece carries subtle variations, highlighting the authenticity of handmade craftsmanship. - Designed for Golu displays, the set supports cultural storytelling and festive arrangements. - The natural clay texture adds warmth and a rustic aesthetic to home décor.
Sculptures & Figurines
A small group of figures stands together, their presence shaped through clay into a scene that reflects everyday life in a Maharashtrian household. In the Maharashtrian Family Clay Dolls, each figure is defined by traditional attire and posture—the drape of a nauvari saree, the presence of a dhoti and pheta, the quiet gestures that suggest conversation, work, or shared routine. The arrangement feels less like individual objects and more like a moment captured in miniature, where relationships and cultural identity become visible through form. The composition relies on variation within unity. Each doll carries distinct features and clothing, yet they remain visually connected through shared material and style. The clay surface retains its handmade texture, allowing small irregularities to enhance authenticity rather than diminish it. Colour is applied with care, highlighting garments and details without overwhelming the sculpted forms, ensuring that the figures remain grounded and expressive. Traditionally suited for festive displays such as Golu arrangements or cultural showcases, the Maharashtrian Family Clay Dolls bring regional identity into decorative storytelling. The set becomes a representation of community and heritage, where clothing, posture, and grouping reflect lived traditions. Through handcrafted detail and cultural specificity, the dolls transform into more than decorative items—they become a visual narrative of Maharashtrian life. **Why This Product Stands Out** - The dolls represent a traditional Maharashtrian family, highlighting regional attire and cultural identity. - Handcrafted clay construction preserves the authenticity and individuality of each figure. - Subtle detailing in clothing and posture creates a sense of narrative and everyday life. Ideal for Golu displays, cultural décor, or collectible folk sets, adding depth to festive arrangements.
Sculptures & Figurines
A familiar game unfolds in miniature form, where a small group gathers around a clay-rendered carrom board, frozen in a moment of quiet concentration. In the Clay Carrom Set | Golu Dolls, each figure is positioned with intent—hands extended, bodies slightly leaning forward—suggesting the focused rhythm of play. The board sits at the centre, anchoring the scene, while the surrounding figures create a circle of interaction that brings the composition to life. The arrangement captures both activity and stillness. While the figures remain sculpted in clay, their postures imply movement, as though the next strike is about to happen. Subtle detailing in clothing and form reflects everyday life, grounding the scene in a relatable domestic setting. The handmade texture of clay remains visible across the figures and the board, reinforcing the artisanal nature of the piece. Traditionally suited for Golu displays, the Clay Carrom Set | Golu Dolls transforms a common social activity into a cultural vignette. It becomes more than a decorative object—it becomes a narrative moment that reflects leisure, community, and shared experience. By capturing a simple game within a handcrafted format, the set brings warmth and familiarity into festive storytelling arrangements. **Why This Product Stands Out** - The set depicts a carrom game scene, capturing a familiar social activity in miniature form. - Handcrafted clay figures convey subtle gestures that suggest interaction and movement. - The central board anchors the composition, creating a balanced and engaging arrangement. - Ideal for Golu displays and cultural décor, adding a relatable and lively narrative elem ent.
Sculptures & Figurines
A single figure stands with quiet presence, its form shaped in clay with a simplicity that reflects traditional craftsmanship. In the Clay Figurine | Traditional Golu Doll, the posture is composed and balanced, suggesting a character drawn from everyday life, mythology, or cultural memory. The surface carries the subtle textures of hand-modelling, where small variations in form give the figurine a sense of individuality. Painted details add life to the piece, highlighting attire, expression, and ornamentation without overwhelming the natural quality of the clay. The composition is centred and self-contained. The figure occupies its space with clarity, allowing attention to rest on its gesture and detailing. The handcrafted nature of the work is evident in the gentle irregularities of shape and finish, which enhance rather than diminish its character. These qualities give the figurine a presence that feels both personal and rooted in tradition. Traditionally used in Golu displays, the Clay Figurine | Traditional Golu Doll becomes part of a larger narrative arrangement during festive celebrations. It can represent a deity, a cultural figure, or a scene from everyday life, contributing to the storytelling aspect of Golu. Through its handcrafted form and cultural context, the figurine carries forward a practice that blends decoration, ritual, and artistic expression. **Why This Product Stands Out** - The figurine reflects traditional clay craftsmanship, preserving the authenticity of handmade Golu dolls. - Hand-painted details enhance the character and cultural identity of the piece. - The simple yet expressive form allows it to fit into a variety of Golu themes and arrangements. - Ideal for festive displays, cultural décor, or collectible sets, addi ng depth to storytelling compositions.