Bastar Dokra is a traditional form of metal casting and sculpting that originates from the Bastar region in Chhattisgarh, India. Dokra is an ancient technique that has been practiced for over 4,000 years and is known for its unique and intricate metalwork.

• GI Origin : Chhattisgarh
• Size : 4" X 3.5" X 10.5"
• Weight : ~ 1.975 Kgs
• Product Material : Iron Craft
• Usage : Decorative Purpose, Gifting Purpose, Wall Hanging , Interior Decoration.

Ganesh Bastar Wooden Craft is a traditional Indian handicraft known for its intricate wooden sculptures of Lord Ganesha, a revered Hindu deity. Originating in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh, these exquisite carvings showcase the skilled craftsmanship of local artisans. Each piece reflects the rich cultural heritage of the area, with Ganesha's image beautifully carved in wood, often adorned with traditional motifs. These crafts serve as both religious icons and exquisite art pieces, preserving centuries-old traditions.

The concept of a "Ganesha Musician" merges the symbolism and attributes of Lord Ganesha with the creative and soul-soothing act of music-making. It symbolizes the idea of overcoming obstacles and creating harmony through the arts, drawing a connection between Ganesha's divine qualities and the transformative power of music.

• GI Origin : Chhattisgarh
• Size : 5*2.5*13 cms
• Weight : ~ 250 Grams
• Product Material : Bell metal/Brass
• Usage : Decorative Purpose, Gifting Purpose, Wall Hanging , Interior Decoration.

Saharanpur, a city in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, is renowned for its exquisite wooden craftwork. While modern machinery is used for some processes, many artisans in Saharanpur still employ traditional hand tools and techniques, passing down their skills through generations.

Product Material : Mango Wood
Dimensions : 14x18 Inches
Weight : 1 kg
 

Coconut crafts in India are mostly manufactured in South Indian states which feature the majority of coconut plants. Indian states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and other coastal states have an abundance of skilled artisans for making coconut crafts. A coconut tree is a tree that is widely grown all over in Kerala.

• Primary Material : Coconut Husk
• Dimensions(L*B*W) : 16*8*6 cms
• Weight : 700 grams
• Usage : Home Decor

Coconut crafts in India are mostly manufactured in South Indian states which feature the majority of coconut plants. Indian states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and other coastal states have an abundance of skilled artisans for making coconut crafts. A coconut tree is a tree that is widely grown all over in Kerala.

Product material: Coconut Husk
Diameter(L*B*W): 24*10*6 cms
Weight: 500 grams
Usage: Decoration& All-Purpose, Dust-off occasionally and keep away from the rain. No maintenance or dry-cleaning required.

 

Crafted with finesse, Gaya's Gamharwood Lord Buddha is a testament to Bihar's woodcraft mastery. Skillfully made by artisans, each piece exudes tranquility and spirituality. The intricate detailing captures the essence of Lord Buddha's teachings, reflecting the artistry and devotion ingrained in Bihar's cultural legacy, a creation made with reverence and skill.

• Product Material : Gamhar Wood
• Dimensions : 12 X 8 X 4 Inches
• Weight : 700gm

Crafted in Gaya, Bihar, the Gamharwood Lord Christ carving by Method is a testament to divine artistry. Method's skilled hands bring spiritual reverence to life, intricately carving each detail. Rooted in Gaya's rich wood carving tradition, this masterpiece harmonizes faith and craftsmanship, a symbol of Bihar's cultural legacy.

• Product Material : Gamhar Wood
• Dimensions : 11 X 7 X 1.5 Inches
• Weight : 400

Crafted in Gaya, Bihar, the Gamharwood Lord Christ carving by Method is a testament to divine artistry. Method's skilled hands bring spiritual reverence to life, intricately carving each detail. Rooted in Gaya's rich wood carving tradition, this masterpiece harmonizes faith and craftsmanship, a symbol of Bihar's cultural legacy.

• Product Material : Gamhar Wood
• Dimensions : 9 X 7 X 1.5 Inches
• Weight : 400

Embrace divine craftsmanship with the Gaya Wood Carving Neemwood Lord Durga Maa. Skillfully carved from neemwood, this exquisite piece exudes artistic mastery. The intricate details capture the essence of the revered deity, adding a touch of spirituality to your space. Elevate your home with the grace and beauty of goddess Durga.

• Product Material : Neem Wood
• Dimensions : 14 X 12 X 5 Inches
• Weight : 4kg

Girl lovingly embraces a beautifully handcrafted wooden tree, showcasing intricate details and masterful craftsmanship. Her genuine affection for the art piece is evident in the warmth of her hug, symbolizing a deep connection to nature and artistry. The wooden craft, resembling a majestic tree, exudes a sense of rustic elegance, blending nature's beauty with human creativity. This heartwarming scene captures the essence of our bond with the natural world and the power of art to evoke emotion and appreciation. Decorative Purpose, Gifting Purpose, Wall Hanging , Interior Decoration.

• GI Origin : Chhattisgarh
• Product Material : Wood
• Size : 8 x 4 x 25 inches
• Weight : ~ 1800 Gram

Firozabad Glass Work are perfect for gifts, or they can be special treat for yourself. These beauties are hand-crafted by artisans in the Uttar Pradesh region of India.

• Material: Glass
• Color: Multi Color
• Dimensions (LxWxD) : 12x12x12 Inches
  Weight : 2000 gms
   

The Firozabad Glass Ganeshji idol is a stunning and intricately crafted representation of Lord Ganesha, a revered deity in Hinduism known as the remover of obstacles and the god of beginnings.

• Material: Glass
• Color: Multi Color
• Dimensions (LxWxD) : 6x6x4 Inches
• Weight : 550 gms
   

Firozabad Glass Work are perfect for gifts, or they can be special treat for yourself. These beauties are hand-crafted by artisans in the Uttar Pradesh region of India.         

• Material: Glass
• Color: Multi Color
• Dimensions (LxWxD) : 12x12x12 Inches
  Weight : 2000 gms
   

Glass production has been a traditional industry in the region for hundreds of years, and Firozabad is one of the largest producers of glass products in India. Glassworks in the city range from small workshops to large-scale factories that produce a variety of glass products, including bangles, decorative glassware, beads, and more. The majority of the glass produced in Firozabad is hand-blown, using traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation. Despite the prevalence of modern machinery, many of the glassworkers in Firozabad continue to use traditional methods to produce high-quality products that are exported around the world. The glass industry in Firozabad is a vital source of employment for thousands of people in the region and continues to thrive despite competition from cheaper imports.

• Ferodabad Glass Work Material:Glass
• Color:Multi Color

Glass production has been a traditional industry in the region for hundreds of years, and Firozabad is one of the largest producers of glass products in India. Glassworks in the city range from small workshops to large-scale factories that produce a variety of glass products, including bangles, decorative glassware, beads, and more. The majority of the glass produced in Firozabad is hand-blown, using traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation. Despite the prevalence of modern machinery, many of the glassworkers in Firozabad continue to use traditional methods to produce high-quality products that are exported around the world. The glass industry in Firozabad is a vital source of employment for thousands of people in the region and continues to thrive despite competition from cheaper imports.

• Ferodabad Glass Work Material:Glass
• Color:Multi Color

The Wooden Mask of Kushmandi is a captivating artifact with its origins traced back to the Kushmandi region, a rural area in West Bengal, India. Crafted by skilled artisans from the local indigenous community, the mask embodies both cultural significance and artistic finesse.

Product Material : Wood
Dimensions : 15x10 Inches
Weight :  1.5 kg
 

This is a Face Mask made by a local artisan from Purulia West Bengal. The very unique and traditional form of art which is going to end. Some of the family still engaging in this craft to earn their livelihood. Paper, mud, and clay are used to make these masks. The masks are painted in pastel shades and have a frank, simple, and bold look. The eyebrows, mouth, and eyes are painted to give those special effects and give completeness to the looks of the masks.

• Product : Chhau Mask
• Material Used : Paper, Mud & Clay
• Color : Colorful
• Iteam Design : Goddess Kali Face Mask
• Size : 10/8 inch
• Ideal For : Decoration & Gifting purpose

This is a Face Mask made by a local artisan from Purulia West Bengal. The very unique and traditional form of art which is going to end. Some of the family still engaging in this craft to earn their livelihood. Paper, mud, and clay are used to make these masks. The masks are painted in pastel shades and have a frank, simple, and bold look. The eyebrows, mouth, and eyes are painted to give those special effects and give completeness to the looks of the masks.

• Product : Chhau Mask
• Material Used :Paper, Mud & Clay
• Color : Colorful
• Item Design : Goddess Face Mask
• Size :10/8 inch
• Ideal For : Decoration & Gifting purpose

Saharanpur, a city in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, is renowned for its exquisite wooden craftwork. While modern machinery is used for some processes, many artisans in Saharanpur still employ traditional hand tools and techniques, passing down their skills through generations.

Product Material : Mango Wood
Dimensions : 6x16 Inches
Weight : 2 kg