Madhubani Painting or Mithila Painting is a folk painting practiced in the Mithila region of India (especially Bihar) which means ‘forest of honey'. Painting is done with fingers, twigs, brushes, nib-pens, and matchsticks, using natural dyes and pigments.

• Ideal For : Men
• Color : White
• Size : (W*L) 30*70 inch
• Fabric : Cotton
• Style : Straight
• Purpose : Casual
• Weave Type : Madhubani painted Cotton Gamcha
• Care instruction : Hand Wash & Dry in shade

Madhubani Painting or Mithila Painting is a folk painting practiced in the Mithila region of India (especially Bihar) which means ‘forest of honey'. Painting is done with fingers, twigs, brushes, nib-pens, and matchsticks, using natural dyes and pigments.

• Ideal For : Men
• Color : White
• Size : (W*L) 30*70 inch
• Fabric : Cotton
• Style : Straight
• Purpose : Casual
• Weave Type : Madhubani painted Cotton Gamcha
• Care instruction : Hand Wash & Dry in shade

The Molela Terracotta Clay craft hails from the arid lands of the Molela village in Rajasthan. A mixture of clay, donkey dung, geru and lacquer is used to make appealing yet functional products. A variety of products such as terracotta kitchenware, figures of deities, jewellery, etc are made by shaping clay with hands.

The Molela Terracotta Clay craft hails from the arid lands of the Molela village in Rajasthan. A mixture of clay, donkey dung, geru and lacquer is used to make appealing yet functional products. A variety of products such as terracotta kitchenware, figures of deities, jewellery, etc are made by shaping clay with hands.

The Molela Terracotta Clay craft hails from the arid lands of the Molela village in Rajasthan. A mixture of clay, donkey dung, geru and lacquer is used to make appealing yet functional products. A variety of products such as terracotta kitchenware, figures of deities, jewellery, etc are made by shaping clay with hands.

The Molela Terracotta Clay craft hails from the arid lands of the Molela village in Rajasthan. A mixture of clay, donkey dung, geru and lacquer is used to make appealing yet functional products. A variety of products such as terracotta kitchenware, figures of deities, jewellery, etc are made by shaping clay with hands.

The Molela Terracotta Clay craft hails from the arid lands of the Molela village in Rajasthan. A mixture of clay, donkey dung, geru and lacquer is used to make appealing yet functional products. A variety of products such as terracotta kitchenware, figures of deities, jewellery, etc are made by shaping clay with hands.

• GI Origin : Rajasthan
• Product Material : Terracotta clay
• Size : 15 X 10 Inches
• Weight : ~ 3.5 Kg

The Molela Terracotta Clay craft hails from the arid lands of the Molela village in Rajasthan. A mixture of clay, donkey dung, geru and lacquer is used to make appealing yet functional products. A variety of products such as terracotta kitchenware, figures of deities, jewellery, etc are made by shaping clay with hands.

The Molela Terracotta Clay craft hails from the arid lands of the Molela village in Rajasthan. A mixture of clay, donkey dung, geru and lacquer is used to make appealing yet functional products. A variety of products such as terracotta kitchenware, figures of deities, jewellery, etc are made by shaping clay with hands.

The Molela Terracotta Clay craft hails from the arid lands of the Molela village in Rajasthan. A mixture of clay, donkey dung, geru and lacquer is used to make appealing yet functional products. A variety of products such as terracotta kitchenware, figures of deities, jewellery, etc are made by shaping clay with hands.

"Handcrafted in the heart of Rajasthan, these Molela terracotta clay earrings feature a stunning black finish, blending timeless tradition with modern elegance. Lightweight and earthy, they’re perfect for the classic woman who loves unique, artisanal charm."

• GI Origin : Rajasthan
• Product Material : Terracotta clay
• Weight : ~ 45 Grams
• Earring Style : Hanging-style earrings for pierced ears
• Care Instructions : Avoid contact with water and perfume; store in a dry place when not in use to maintain the integrity of the clay