Infuse your space with warmth and charm using our Ghazipur Handmade Jute Wall-Hanging in a delightful Yellow Nest design. Meticulously crafted in Ghazipur, this artisanal piece combines natural jute with artistic finesse. Elevate your decor with this eco-friendly wall hanging, bringing a touch of nature-inspired elegance to your home.

• Product Material : Pure Jute
• Weave : Handmade
• Dimension : 15 x 8 Inches
• Weight : 300g

The bell metal craft of Bundelkhand refers to the traditional metalworking art form practiced in the Bundelkhand region of central India. It is known for its exquisite craftsmanship and the production of bells and other metal items using a specific alloy known as bell metal.

Product Material: Brass
Dimensions:9x9x9 Inches
Weight:2 Kg
 

Banaras Gulabi Meenakari is a traditional form of enamel work on silver that originated in the city of Varanasi, also known as Banaras, in India. It is renowned for its intricate designs and vibrant colors, particularly the use of pink hues, which give it the name "Gulabi" (meaning pink) Meenakari.

Product Material: Silver & Enamel
Dimensions:4.1x1.6x3.2 Inches
Weight:500 gms
 

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

Kangra paintings refer to a style of miniature painting that originated in the Kangra region of Himachal Pradesh, India. These paintings are renowned for their delicacy, grace, and vibrant colors, and they emerged as a prominent art form in the 18th century under the patronage of the Kangra rulers.

• Product Material : Hand Made Paper(Basli)
• Size : 9" x 13"
• Weight : 700 gms

The Mirzapur handmade Durrie is made of twisted cotton thread along with jute twine to give the rougher quality of carpet with about 60 knots per square inch. The tradition of making handmade dari is continuing since the Mughal era. Mirzapur handmade Durrie made in nine districts of Uttar Pradesh. Mirzapur Handmade Durrie is protected under Intellectual property rights after getting a Geographical Indication (GI) tag in 2015.

• GI Origin: Uttar Pradesh, India
• Product: Mirzapur Dari
• Material: Pure Wool & Cotton
• Size (L X W): 5 X 8 ft
• Colour: Green
• Ideal For: Daily use purpose
• Durability: Made of Premium wool & long-lasting
• Wash Care: Dry clean only

The Mirzapur handmade Durrie is made of twisted cotton thread along with jute twine to give the rougher quality of carpet with about 60 knots per square inch. The tradition of making handmade dari is continuing since the Mughal era. Mirzapur handmade Durrie made in nine districts of Uttar Pradesh. Mirzapur Handmade Durrie is protected under Intellectual property rights after getting a Geographical Indication (GI) tag in 2015.

• GI Origin: Uttar Pradesh, India
• Product: Mirzapur Dari
• Material: Pure Wool & Cotton
• Size (L X W): 5 X 8 ft
• Colour: Multicolour
• Ideal For: Daily use purpose
• Durability: Made of Premium wool & long-lasting
• Wash Care: Dry clean only

The Mirzapur handmade Durrie is made of twisted cotton thread along with jute twine to give the rougher quality of carpet with about 60 knots per square inch. The tradition of making handmade dari is continuing since the Mughal era. Mirzapur handmade Durrie made in nine districts of Uttar Pradesh. Mirzapur Handmade Durrie is protected under Intellectual property rights after getting a Geographical Indication (GI) tag in 2015.

• GI Origin: Uttar Pradesh, India
• Product: Mirzapur Dari
• Material: Pure Wool & Cotton
• Size (L X W): 5 X 8 ft
• Colour: Rose Red Colour
• Ideal For: Daily use purpose
• Durability: Made of Premium wool & long-lasting
• Wash Care: Dry clean only

The Mirzapur handmade Durrie is made of twisted cotton thread along with jute twine to give the rougher quality of carpet with about 60 knots per square inch. The tradition of making handmade dari is continuing since the Mughal era. Mirzapur handmade Durrie made in nine districts of Uttar Pradesh. Mirzapur Handmade Durrie is protected under Intellectual property rights after getting a Geographical Indication (GI) tag in 2015.

• GI Origin: Uttar Pradesh, India
• Product: Mirzapur Dari
• Material: Pure Wool & Cotton
• Size (L X W): 5 X 8 ft
• Colour: Peach Pink
• Ideal For: Daily use purpose
• Durability: Made of Premium wool & long-lasting
• Wash Care: Dry clean only

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

Illuminate your space with a touch of sophistication using our Globe Shaped Table Top Tealight. Crafted with a sleek globe design and finished in radiant gold, this tealight holder adds a modern elegance to any room while providing gentle illumination.

• GI Origin : Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh
• Product Material : Brass
• Dimensions : 8 x 8 x 8 inches
• Color : Golden
• Weight : ~ 500 grams
• Product GI Certificate No : 205
• Care Instructions : Avoid Harsh Chemicals, Avoid Scratching, Hand Wash Only


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• Note: Although an artisan meticulously crafts their work with great attention to detail, there may still be some minor difference present, showcasing the inherent imperfections that add a touch of uniqueness to each piece. Kindlyignore such minor differences and slight variations in color, weight and dimensions as it adds to the uniqueness of product. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind treasure, making your purchase truly special.

Pokharan, a small town in the western Indian state of Rajasthan, is known not only for its historical significance but also for its rich tradition of pottery making. The pottery of Pokharan reflects the cultural and artistic heritage of this region and has been a vital part of the local economy for centuries.

Product Material : Clay
Dimensions : 2 ft 
Weight : 10 kg
 

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

Patchitra, also known as Pattachitra, is a traditional art form that originated in the state of Odisha, India. It is a unique and intricate style of painting that is characterized by rich colors, detailed motifs, and intricate brushwork. The word "Pattachitra" is derived from two Sanskrit words, "Patta" meaning cloth and "Chitra" meaning picture.