Tie this charming floral rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming floral rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming  rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming  rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming  rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming  rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming  rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming diamond shape rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming square hape rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming oval shape rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.

Tie this charming floral rakhi knotted with a traditional dori on the hands of your brother and let the relation between brother and sister bloom like never before.

Metal Type : Silver
Material Type : Thread
Usage : celebration
Gi Tagged : 2007.


 

These beautiful pieces of Bastar Dokra art depicting Nandi Candle Stand will sure decorate your living room in a traditional yet trendy way or would be a perfect classy gift item for your loved ones. Bastar Dokra is known for its rustic yet intricate designs which has its origin in the Bastar region of Chhasttisgarh where these have been crafted by the local people for more than thousands of years.

• GI Origin : Chhattisgarh
• Size : 7.5" X 2.5" X 4"
• Weight : ~ 990 Grams
• Product Material : Bell metal/Brass
• Usage : Decorative Purpose, Gifting Purpose, Wall Hanging , Interior Decoration.

Brass cookware has a long history in India and has been used for centuries in traditional cooking. Brass vessels have been found in archaeological excavations dating back to the Indus Valley civilisation, which flourished in the Indian subcontinent from around 2600 BCE to 1900 BCE.

In Indian culture, brass utensils are considered auspicious and are often used during special occasions and religious ceremonies. Brass cookware is also popular in Ayurvedic cooking, as it is believed that cooking in brass vessels can enhance the health benefits of certain foods and spices.

Product Material :  Brass
Dimensions : 10 Inches
Weight : 1 kg
 

Handcrafted by skilled Mirzapur artisans, this traditional brass handa is designed for cooking and serving with elegance. Made from premium-quality brass, it offers durability, excellent heat conductivity, and a timeless polished finish. A perfect blend of heritage craftsmanship and everyday utility, it adds a classic touch to your kitchen while preserving the rich tradition of Mirzapur brassware.

• GI Origin : Uttar Pradesh
• Size : 10 Inches
• Weight : ~ 1 KG
• Product Material : Brass Craft

Handcrafted by skilled artisans of Mirzapur, this traditional brass katora combines timeless elegance with everyday functionality. Made from brass using age-old techniques, it is durable, corrosion-resistant, and ideal for serving desserts, curries, dal, or prasad. Its polished finish and authentic craftsmanship make it a beautiful addition to any kitchen or dining collection. Crafted as part of Mirzapur’s renowned brassware tradition.

• GI Origin : Uttar Pradesh
• Size : 4 Inches
• Weight : ~ 400 Gram
• Product Material : Brass Craft

Brass cookware has a long history in India and has been used for centuries in traditional cooking. Brass vessels have been found in archaeological excavations dating back to the Indus Valley civilisation, which flourished in the Indian subcontinent from around 2600 BCE to 1900 BCE.

In Indian culture, brass utensils are considered auspicious and are often used during special occasions and religious ceremonies. Brass cookware is also popular in Ayurvedic cooking, as it is believed that cooking in brass vessels can enhance the health benefits of certain foods and spices.

Product Material : Brass
Dimensions : 8-10 Inches
Weight : 1 KG
 

Brass cookware has a long history in India and has been used for centuries in traditional cooking. Brass vessels have been found in archaeological excavations dating back to the Indus Valley civilisation, which flourished in the Indian subcontinent from around 2600 BCE to 1900 BCE.

In Indian culture, brass utensils are considered auspicious and are often used during special occasions and religious ceremonies. Brass cookware is also popular in Ayurvedic cooking, as it is believed that cooking in brass vessels can enhance the health benefits of certain foods and spices.

Product Material : Brass
Dimensions : 10 Inches
Weight : 1 kg
 

Handcrafted by skilled artisans of Mirzapur, this traditional brass kalsa is made from high-quality brass with a smooth, polished finish. Strong, durable, and elegant, it is ideal for storing water, religious rituals, and home décor. Reflecting the rich heritage of Mirzapur brass craftsmanship, it brings timeless beauty and cultural charm to any space.

• GI Origin : Uttar Pradesh
• Size : 10 Inches
• Weight : ~ 1 KG
• Product Material : Brass Craft