Bastar Iron Craft is a traditional form of metal craftsmanship originating from the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh, India. It is known for its intricate designs and patterns that are handcrafted using pure iron by skilled artisans. The craft is over a thousand years old and has been passed down from generation to generation. The traditional designs in Bastar iron craft are inspired by nature and depict animals, flowers, and other elements of nature. The decorative elements are then coated with a layer of lacquer to protect them from rust and to enhance their shine. The finished products are durable, long-lasting and highly sought after by art collectors and connoisseurs.

• Craft Material: Metal
• Color: Black
• Size: 10 inch X 12 inch

This beautiful coconut watch is ideal for decorating home with ethnic touch. 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.

Product material : Coconut Husk
Dimensions(L*B*W) : 14*8*4 cms
Weight : 500 gm
Usage : Home Decor

 

Cheriyal Painting of the Deccan has also been classified as a form of painting for storytelling and to entertain the audience along which it carries the rich cultural history and heritage with it. Cheriyal Paintings are stylized forms of nakashi art that are believed to be brought from Mughal emperors to the south along with them.

• G.I Origin:Telangana, India
• Material:Handmade Paper
• Size (L X W):10 inch
• Ideal for: Decoration & Gifting
• Colour: Multicolour
• Care:Do not wash it

This exquisite terracotta figurines depict handcrafted by local artisans of Molela in Rajasthan. Handicraft Wallhanging Traditional pieces, characterized by their vibrant colors and detailed designs, represent traditional artistry and cultural significance in Indian craftsmanship. As these are handmade products thus the sizes are an approximation as each product is unique.

• Material Used : Terracotta
• Size : 18 x 18 Inches
• Weight : 4 Kg

A coconut shell keychain holder is a stylish and eco-friendly accessory. Handcrafted from repurposed coconut shells, it offers a unique way to organize keys. With natural textures and patterns, each holder is a one-of-a-kind piece, blending sustainability with practicality. It's a small yet impactful way to add a touch of tropical flair to your everyday essentials.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique.The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Primary Material : Cotton Rugs
Dimensions(L*B) : 50*80cm
Weight : 500 g
Gi Tagged : 2018

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warangal Durries are sustainable cotton rugs exclusively woven using interlocked weft technique. The “durries� or rugs are woven on traditional pit looms by the skilled weavers of Telangana. The motifs used in Warangal durries are mostly angular and geometrical. The rugs are available in different colours and sizes.

Warli painting is a style of tribal art mostly created by the tribal people from the North Sahyadri Range in India.These rudimentary wall paintings use a set of basic geometric shapes: a circle, a triangle, and a square. These shapes are symbolic of different elements of nature.

Warli painting is a style of tribal art mostly created by the tribal people from the North Sahyadri Range in India.These rudimentary wall paintings use a set of basic geometric shapes: a circle, a triangle, and a square. These shapes are symbolic of different elements of nature.