A kitchen towel, often referred to as a dish towel or tea towel, is a versatile cloth used in the kitchen for various tasks. Kitchen towels are an essential part of kitchen equipment and come in various materials, sizes, and designs.

Primary Material : coir,Jute and Straw
Weight : 500g
Dimensions(*B) : 16*24 cm
Gi Tagged :2009

Kannur Home Furnishing kitchen mat is a specialized type of floor mat designed for use in the kitchen. These mats are designed to provide comfort and functionality in a kitchen setting.
Primary Material : coir,Jute and Straw
Weight : 500g
Dimensions (L*b) : 30*20 cm
Gi Tagged :2009

A Multi floor covering rug, often simply referred to as a rug, is a textile or fabric-based covering designed to be placed on the floor for various purposes. Rugs come in a wide range of styles, materials, sizes, and designs, and they serve both functional and decorative roles within a space.

Primary Material : coir,Jute and Straw
Weight : 800g
Dimensions(L*B) : 18*14cm
Gi Tagged :2009

A Red kannur floor home furnishing floor covering rug, often simply referred to as a rug, is a textile or fabric-based covering designed to be placed on the floor for various purposes. Rugs come in a wide range of styles, materials, sizes, and designs, and they serve both functional and decorative roles within a space.

Primary Material : coir,Jute and Straw
Weight : 800g
Dimensions(L*B) :18*14cm
Gi Tagged :2009

A Kanyadan or Panigrahan Sanskar Chowki is a sacred wooden platform used in traditional Indian wedding rituals, particularly for the Kanyadan (giving away the bride) and Panigrahan (handholding) ceremonies. The chowki is beautifully decorated with intricate Aipan, a form of folk art painted on the surface of the wood using vibrant colors and symbolic patterns. It serves as the central point where the bride and groom are seated during these pivotal moments, symbolizing the union and sacred vows of marriage. The wooden base provides a sturdy foundation, while the Aipan art enhances its spiritual and cultural significance.

• GI Origin : Uttarakhand
• Product Material : Acrylic Colours On Fabric With Lining
• Size : 18 X 18 inch
• Weight : ~ 1100 Grams
• GI Certified : 2024

This the golden variant of the saree. The pallu undoubtedly has the Konark wheel motif- the signature Odisha architectural marvel, surrounded by peacocks, butterflies, flowers, birds or other such pretty woven motifs. So tower above all and flaunt it.

• Product Material : Cotton
• Saree Length : 5.45 Mtr
• Blouse piece : Not Included in saree
• Weight : ~ 409 Grams
• GI Certified : 2006

This is the grey variant of the saree. The pallu undoubtedly has the Konark wheel motif- the signature Odisha architectural marvel, surrounded by peacocks, butterflies, flowers, birds or other such pretty woven motifs.

• Product Material : Cotton
• Saree Length : 5.45 Mtr
• Blouse piece : Not Included in saree
• Weight : ~ 440 Grams
• GI Certified : 2006

Bidriware is a metal handicraft from Bidar. It was developed in the 14th century C.E. during the rule of the Bahamani Sultans.

• Heritage : Bidar the Fort City of Karnataka
• Material : Bidriware Black Metal
• Colour : Black
• Size : 5 inch
• Weight : 600 Grams
• Item : Table Showpiece in  Home & Office Decor, Gifting item , Showpiece Item
• Occasion : Birthday, Anniversary, Valentine & Any other Special Occasions
• In Package : One Showpiece

Bidriware is a metal handicraft from Bidar. It was developed in the 14th century C.E. during the rule of the Bahamani Sultans.

• Heritage : Bidar the Fort City of Karnataka
• Material : Bidriware Black Metal
• Colour : Black
• Size : 5 inch
• Weight : 600 Grams
• Item : Table Showpiece in  Home & Office Decor, Gifting item , Showpiece Item
• Occasion : Birthday, Anniversary, Valentine & Any other Special Occasions
• In Package : One Showpiece

Bidriware is a metal handicraft from Bidar. It was developed in the 14th century C.E. during the rule of the Bahamani Sultans.

• Heritage : Bidar the Fort City of Karnataka
• Material : Bidriware Black Metal
• Colour : Black
• Size : 7 inch.
• Weight : 2 Kgs
• Item : Table Showpiece in  Home & Office Decor, Gifting item, Showpiece Item
• Occasion : Birthday, Anniversary, Valentine & Any other Special Occasions

Bidriware is a metal handicraft from Bidar. It was developed in the 14th century C.E. during the rule of the Bahamani Sultans.

• Heritage : Bidar the Fort City of Karnataka
• Material : Bidriware Black Metal
• Colour : Black
• Size : 7 inch.
• Weight : 2 Kgs
• Item : Table Showpiece in  Home & Office Decor, Gifting item, Showpiece Item
• Occasion : Birthday, Anniversary, Valentine & Any other Special Occasions

The mermaid motif in Karuppur Kalamkari paintings represents a mythical and enchanting creature, often associated with the sea, femininity, and mysticism.

This is a made to order Product. It will take 10-14 days to produce it.

Material: Cotton, Natural Dyes
Dimensions: 25*32 Inches
Weight: 75 g
Uses: Wall hangings, Tablecloths, Bedspreads, Home decor items.
Geographical Indication: 2021

Navagunjara is a composite mythical creature from Hindu mythology, depicted as a combination of nine different animals, including a lion, elephant, horse, deer, bird, snake, peacock, goat, and human. It represents the unity and diversity of creation.

This is a made to order Product. It will take 10-14 days to produce it.

Material: Cotton, Natural Dyes
Dimensions: 25*42 Inches
Weight: 75 g
Uses: Wall hangings, Tablecloths, Bedspreads, Home decor items.
Geographical Indication: 2021

Varanasi, also known as the spiritual capital of India, is not only famous for its ancient temples and ghats but also for its exquisite handicrafts. Among its many artistic creations, the wooden lacquer toys of Varanasi hold a special place. These toys are meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Product Material:wood
Dimensions:7x5x5 Inches
Weight:800 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.

• Firozabad 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.

Kashmir Paper-Machie is a handicraft of Kashmir that was brought by Muslims saint Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani from Persia in the 14th century.

Kashmir Paper-Machie is a handicraft of Kashmir that was brought by Muslims saint Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani from Persia in the 14th century.

Kashmir Paper-Machie is a handicraft of Kashmir that was brought by Muslims saint Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani from Persia in the 14th century.

Kashmir Paper-Machie is a handicraft of Kashmir that was brought by Muslims saint Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani from Persia in the 14th century.