Toys

Ettikopaka toys, also known as Etikoppaka toys, are traditional wooden toys crafted in the village of Etikoppaka in the Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh, India. These toys are famous for their vibrant colors and intricate designs, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship of the region. One of the most popular themes among these toys is the depiction of Hindu deities, including Lord Ganesha.
Primary Material : Wood
Weight : 300 Grams
Dimensions : 10*6*4 cm

The Etikoppaka toy Baby Krishna is a lovingly handcrafted wooden figure, depicting the playful charm of young Lord Krishna. Made using traditional lacquerware techniques from Andhra Pradesh, it features natural dyes and vibrant detailing. This eco-friendly idol blends spirituality, culture, and art, perfect for devotion, gifting, or home décor.

• Primary Material : Ivory Wood
• Dimensions : 5 inch(12 cm Height)
• Weight : 500 gm
• Laquer : Natural & Organic Vegetable Dyes

A Punjab couple doll in the Channapatna style merges the vibrant culture of Punjab with the traditional craftsmanship of Channapatna, Karnataka. These wooden dolls depict a Punjabi couple, with the male doll dressed in a kurta, pajama, and turban, and the female doll in a salwar kameez and dupatta. Crafted using natural dyes and lacquering techniques, these toys are eco-friendly, non-toxic, and feature a smooth, vibrant finish. Channapatna artisans skillfully create these dolls, capturing the essence of Punjab’s lively traditions. This fusion of cultural heritage results in unique, decorative toys that celebrate India's rich diversity and artistry.
Primary Material : Ivory Wood and Dyes for coloring
Dimensions : 4” Height and  1” width
Weight : 100 Grams 

A Gujarat couple toy in the Channapatna style beautifully merges the vibrant culture of Gujarat with the traditional craftsmanship of Channapatna, Karnataka. These wooden toys depict a Gujarati couple, with the male doll dressed in a kediyu and dhoti and the female doll in a colorful ghagra-choli and dupatta. Made using natural dyes and lacquering techniques, the toys are eco-friendly, safe, and boast a smooth, vibrant finish. Channapatna artisans meticulously craft these toys, highlighting Gujarat's rich cultural heritage. This fusion of regional traditions creates unique, charming toys that serve as both playthings and decorative items, celebrating India's diversity.
Primary Material : Ivory Wood and Dyes for coloring
Dimensions : 4” Height and  1.4” width
Weight : 100grams

A Himachal couple toy in the Channapatna style represents the cultural attire of Himachal Pradesh, crafted with the traditional methods of Channapatna, Karnataka. These wooden toys feature a male doll in a kurta, churidar, and Himachali cap, while the female doll is dressed in a ghagra-choli and headscarf. Utilizing natural dyes and lacquering techniques, the toys are vibrant, smooth, and eco-friendly. Channapatna artisans ensure the toys are non-toxic and safe for children. This blend of Himachali culture with Channapatna craftsmanship celebrates India's diverse traditions, making these toys cherished as cultural artifacts and decorative pieces.
Primary Material : Ivory Wood and Dyes for coloring
Dimensions : 4” Height and  1.4” width
Weight : 100 Grams 

A Karnataka couple toy in the Channapatna style showcases the region's cultural heritage through the traditional attire of a Kannada couple. Made from locally sourced wood, these toys feature the male doll in a dhoti and angavastram, and the female doll in a saree. Crafted using natural dyes and lacquering techniques, they boast vibrant, eco-friendly colors and a smooth finish. Channapatna artisans meticulously handcraft these toys, ensuring they are non-toxic and safe for children. This fusion of traditional Karnataka attire with Channapatna's craftsmanship highlights the state's rich culture, making these toys popular as both playthings and decorative items.
Primary Material : Ivory Wood and Dyes for coloring
Dimensions : 4” Height and  1.4” width
Weight : 100 grams

A Jammu and Kashmir doll crafted in the Channapatna toy style combines the cultural essence of Jammu and Kashmir with the renowned craftsmanship of Channapatna, Karnataka. These dolls are made from locally sourced wood and feature the traditional attire of Jammu and Kashmir, adorned with intricate details. Utilizing natural dyes and lacquering techniques, Channapatna artisans create a smooth, vibrant finish that is eco-friendly and safe for children. This fusion of regional cultures not only highlights India's diverse traditions but also promotes sustainable craftsmanship, making these dolls cherished as both cultural artifacts and decorative pieces.

Primary Material : Ivory Wood and Dyes for coloring
Dimensions : 4” Height and  1.4” width
Weight : 100 grans 

The Assam Couple Doll represents the rich cultural heritage of Assam, India. Handcrafted from materials like clay, wood, or cloth, these dolls are dressed in traditional Assamese attire: the male in a dhoti, kurta, and gamocha, and the female in a Mekhela Chador. They showcase intricate craftsmanship and are used in cultural exhibitions, festivals, and as home decor. Popular as souvenirs among tourists, these dolls also have educational value, helping to teach about Assamese traditions and customs. They beautifully encapsulate the essence of Assamese culture and artistry.
Primary Material : Ivory Wood and Dyes for coloring
Dimensions :  Small - 4” Height and  1.4” width
Weight : 100 grams

The pink Tanjavur doll is a traditional Indian bobblehead doll, known for its unique oscillating movement. Made of lightweight clay or papier-mâché, it features vibrant pink hues and intricate detailing. Originating from Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, this handmade doll symbolizes cultural heritage and adds a charming, lively touch to home decor.

Primary Material : Clay , Paper Mache and Emulsion Paint
Weight : 500 Grams 
Dimensions : 11 inch

The blue Tanjavur doll is a traditional handcrafted bobblehead figurine from Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. Made from lightweight clay or papier-mâché, it features a vibrant blue hue and a graceful oscillating motion. Representing cultural heritage and artistic excellence, this doll adds an elegant and lively charm to home décor and collections.

Primary Material : Clay, Paper Mache and Emulsion Paint
Weight : 500 grams
Dimensions : 11 inch

Purple Tanjavur dolls are traditional Indian bobblehead dolls handcrafted in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. Made from terracotta or papier-mâché, they feature vibrant purple hues and distinctive swaying movements. These dolls, part of the Thanjavur thalaiyatti bommai series, symbolize cultural heritage and are popular as decorative pieces and souvenirs.
Primary material : Clay, Paper Mache and Emulsion Paint
Weight : 500 Grams 
Dimensions : 11 inch

Pink Tanjavur dolls are traditional handmade bobblehead dolls from Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. Crafted from terracotta or papier-mache, they are known for their elegant pink hues and unique swaying motion. These iconic Thanjavur thalaiyatti bommai dolls represent cultural heritage and are cherished as decorative pieces, festival displays, and souvenirs.

Primary Material : Clay, Paper Mache and Emulsion Paint
Weight : 500 Grams
Dimensions : 11 inch

Orange Tanjavur dolls are traditional bobblehead dolls handcrafted in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. Made from terracotta or papier-mâché, they are known for their bright orange hues and distinctive swaying motion. These Thanjavur thalaiyatti bommai dolls symbolize cultural heritage and are popular as decorative pieces, festival displays, and collector’s items.
Primary Material :  Clay , Paper Mache and Emulsion Paint
Size : 11 inch 
Weight : 500 grams

Natural paddy with Sai Baba is a traditional Indian decorative offering that incorporates unhusked rice grains and the image or symbolism of Sai Baba, a revered spiritual leader known for his teachings on love, compassion, and unity. This combination is often used in items such as torans (door hangings), garlands, or decorative plates, especially during religious observances and festivals. The natural paddy symbolizes fertility, abundance, and a connection to nature, while the presence of Sai Baba represents spiritual wisdom, protection, and guidance. Together, they create a meaningful and auspicious decoration that invites blessings and positive energy into the home.

Natural paddy with Goddess Lakshmi is a traditional Indian decorative element or offering that incorporates unhusked rice grains and the image or symbolism of Goddess Lakshmi, the Hindu deity of wealth, prosperity, and abundance. Often crafted into items like torans (door hangings) or decorative garlands, these pieces are used during festivals and auspicious occasions to invite good fortune and blessings into the home. The natural paddy signifies fertility and a connection to the earth, while Goddess Lakshmi's presence enhances the spiritual significance, symbolizing prosperity, purity, and well-being, creating a harmonious and auspicious atmosphere.

The Natural Paddy Toran with Lord Shiva is a traditional Indian decorative garland crafted from natural paddy (rice) grains. It is adorned with the image of Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities in Hinduism, known as the destroyer of evil and the transformer. This toran is typically hung above doorways during festivals and special occasions to invite divine blessings and protection into the home. The natural paddy symbolizes abundance and a deep connection to nature, while the presence of Lord Shiva adds a powerful spiritual dimension, embodying strength, transformation, and auspiciousness.

The Natural Paddy Toran with Lord Ganesha is a traditional Indian decorative garland made from natural paddy (rice) grains. It features an intricate design that often includes the revered image of Lord Ganesha, the Hindu deity known for removing obstacles and bringing good fortune. This toran is typically hung above doorways during festivals and special occasions to welcome prosperity and positive energy into the home. The use of natural materials symbolizes abundance and a connection to nature, while the presence of Lord Ganesha adds a spiritual element, making it a meaningful and auspicious decoration.

The Cup & Ball toy from Channapatna, India, is a classic handcrafted wooden game consisting of a cup attached to a stick with a small ball tethered by a string. Players attempt to toss the ball into the cup's opening, testing their hand-eye coordination and dexterity. Crafted from eco-friendly materials and adorned with vibrant, non-toxic colors, Channapatna Toys are renowned for their craftsmanship and sustainability, making the Cup & Ball a delightful and traditional toy for all ages.
 

• Material: Ivory Wood (Aale mara)
• Size : 5.5cm x 5.5cm x 14cm
• Weight : 500 grams
• Colour : Multicolour
• Usage :  For Kids of 8+ Year

The Kendamma Toy is a traditional wooden toy from Channapatna, India. It consists of a wooden spindle with a cup-like base and a small, pointed top. The objective is to skillfully toss and catch the top within the cup, showcasing dexterity and hand-eye coordination. Crafted with vibrant, non-toxic colors, Kendamma Toys are not only enjoyable to play with but also represent the rich heritage of Channapatna's eco-friendly and handcrafted wooden toys.
 

• Material: Wood
• Size : 7cm x 7cm x18.5cm
• Weight : 500 grams
• Colour : Multicolour
• Usage :  For Kids of 5 - 60 Year

The Finger Tops Assorted set of 5 Channapatna Toys offers a delightful blend of tradition and playfulness. Handcrafted in the charming town of Channapatna, India, these wooden finger tops feature vibrant, eco-friendly, non-toxic colors and smooth, durable finishes. Each top showcases intricate craftsmanship and unique designs. These tops not only spin gracefully but also represent the rich cultural heritage of Channapatna's toy-making artistry. Ideal for children and collectors alike, this set of 5 finger tops promises hours of joy while celebrating a centuries-old craft.
 

• Material: Ivory Wood (Aale mara)
• Size : 4cm x 4cm x 7cm
• Weight : 500 grams
• Colour : Multicolour
• Usage :  For Kids of 5 - 6 Year