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The Multiuse Mini Plant Holder in yellow colour, crafted with Channapatna artistry, is a versatile piece blending beauty with functionality. Handcrafted with finesse, it showcases intricate designs. This charming holder serves as a decorative accent or a mini plant pot, exuding elegance and Channapatna's traditional craftsmanship in every detail.
 

• Material: Wood
• Size : 9.5cm X 7.5cm X18cm
• Weight : 450 gm
• Colour : Yellow
• Usage : Home & Office use

The Multiuse Mini Plant Holder in dark blue, crafted with Channapatna artistry, is a versatile piece blending beauty with functionality. Handcrafted with finesse, it showcases intricate designs. This charming holder serves as a decorative accent or a mini plant pot, exuding elegance and Channapatna's traditional craftsmanship in every detail.



Material: Wood  
Size : 9.5cm X 7.5cm X18cm
Weight : ~450 gm
Colour : Dark Blue
Usage : Home & Office use

Channapatna Toys, known for their vibrant colors and eco-friendly craftsmanship, are a unique art form from the town of Channapatna in India. These handcrafted wooden toys are made using traditional techniques, often passed down through generations. They are characterized by their smooth, lacquer-coated surfaces, which make them safe for children and visually appealing. Channapatna Toys encompass a wide range of designs, from animals to traditional Indian motifs, and continue to be celebrated for their cultural significance and sustainable production methods.
 

• Material: Wood
• Size : 54cm x 9cm x 10.5cm
• Weight : 1.5 Kgs
• Colour : Multicolour
• Usage :  For Kids of 3 - 6 Year

Ganjifa was a popular card game in ancient India. Played extensively in the Mughal period, Ganjifa is now known more for the art work on the cards than the game itself.The cards are generally circular and sometimes rectangular in shape with lacquered backs with exquisite paintings on them. Ganjifa Cards of Mysore Of Karnataka received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 28/03/2008.

• Material : Paper
• Heritage : Ganjifa Art of Mysore (Karnataka)
• Colour : Multicolor
• Item : Home Decor, Wall Hanging Art
• Rare Collectible Art
• Easily install your paintings, posters and wall frames

Ganjifa was a popular card game in ancient India. Played extensively in the Mughal period, Ganjifa is now known more for the art work on the cards than the game itself.The cards are generally circular and sometimes rectangular in shape with lacquered backs with exquisite paintings on them. Ganjifa Cards of Mysore Of Karnataka received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 28/03/2008.

• Material : Paper
• Heritage : Ganjifa Art of Mysore (Karnataka)
• Colour : Multicolor
• Item : Home Decor, Wall Hanging Art
• Rare Collectible Art
• Easily install your paintings, posters and wall frames

Ganjifa was a popular card game in ancient India. Played extensively in the Mughal period, Ganjifa is now known more for the art work on the cards than the game itself.The cards are generally circular and sometimes rectangular in shape with lacquered backs with exquisite paintings on them. Ganjifa Cards of Mysore Of Karnataka received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 28/03/2008.

• Material : Paper
• Heritage : Ganjifa Art of Mysore (Karnataka)
• Colour : Multicolor
• Item : Home Decor, Wall Hanging Art
• Rare Collectible Art
• Easily install your paintings, posters and wall frames

Ganjifa was a popular card game in ancient India. Played extensively in the Mughal period, Ganjifa is now known more for the art work on the cards than the game itself.The cards are generally circular and sometimes rectangular in shape with lacquered backs with exquisite paintings on them. Ganjifa Cards of Mysore Of Karnataka received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 28/03/2008.

• Material:Paper
• Heritage:Ganjifa Art of Mysore (Karnataka)
• Colour:Brown
• Item:Home Decor, Wall Hanging Art
• Rare Collectible Art
• Easily install your paintings, posters and wall frames

Ganjifa was a popular card game in ancient India. Played extensively in the Mughal period, Ganjifa is now known more for the art work on the cards than the game itself.The cards are generally circular and sometimes rectangular in shape with lacquered backs with exquisite paintings on them. Ganjifa Cards of Mysore Of Karnataka received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 28/03/2008.

• Heritage:Ganjifa Art of Mysore (Karnataka)
• Colour:Multicolor
• Item:Home Decor, Wall Hanging Art
• Rare Collectible Art
• Easily install your paintings, posters and wall frames

Ganjifa was a popular card game in ancient India. Played extensively in the Mughal period, Ganjifa is now known more for the art work on the cards than the game itself.The cards are generally circular and sometimes rectangular in shape with lacquered backs with exquisite paintings on them. Ganjifa Cards of Mysore Of Karnataka received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 28/03/2008. &

• Material:Paper
• Heritage:Ganjifa Art of Mysore (Karnataka)
• Colour:Red
• Item:Home Decor, Wall Hanging Art
• Rare Collectible Art
• Easily install your paintings, posters and wall frames

Ganjifa was a popular card game in ancient India. Played extensively in the Mughal period, Ganjifa is now known more for the art work on the cards than the game itself.The cards are generally circular and sometimes rectangular in shape with lacquered backs with exquisite paintings on them. Ganjifa Cards of Mysore Of Karnataka received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 28/03/2008.

• Material:Paper
• Heritage:Ganjifa Art of Mysore (Karnataka)
• Colour:Multicolor
• Item:Home Decor, Wall Hanging Art
• Rare Collectible Art
• Easily install your paintings, posters and wall frames

Ganjifa was a popular card game in ancient India. Played extensively in the Mughal period, Ganjifa is now known more for the art work on the cards than the game itself.The cards are generally circular and sometimes rectangular in shape with lacquered backs with exquisite paintings on them. Ganjifa Cards of Mysore Of Karnataka received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 28/03/2008.

• Material:Paper
• Heritage:Ganjifa Art of Mysore (Karnataka)
• Colour:Multicolor
• Item:Home Decor, Wall Hanging Art
• Rare Collectible Art
• Easily install your paintings, posters and wall frames

Ganjifa was a popular card game in ancient India. Played extensively in the Mughal period, Ganjifa is now known more for the art work on the cards than the game itself.The cards are generally circular and sometimes rectangular in shape with lacquered backs with exquisite paintings on them. Ganjifa Cards of Mysore Of Karnataka received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 28/03/2008.

• Material:Paper
• Heritage:Ganjifa Art of Mysore (Karnataka)
• Colour:Multicolor
• Item:Home Decor, Wall Hanging Art
• Rare Collectible Art
• Easily install your paintings, posters and wall frames

Ganjifa was a popular card game in ancient India. Played extensively in the Mughal period, Ganjifa is now known more for the art work on the cards than the game itself.The cards are generally circular and sometimes rectangular in shape with lacquered backs with exquisite paintings on them. Ganjifa Cards of Mysore Of Karnataka received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 28/03/2008.

• Material:Paper
• Heritage:Ganjifa Art of Mysore (Karnataka)
• Colour:Multicolor
• Item:Home Decor, Wall Hanging Art
• Rare Collectible Art
• · Easily install your paintings, posters and wall frames

Mysore painting is an important form of classical South Indian painting that originated in and around the town of Mysore in Karnataka encouraged and nurtured by the Mysore rulers. The themes for most of these paintings are Hindu gods and goddesses and scenes from Hindu mythology.

• Dimensions: 12x15 inch
• Material: 22 Carat actual Gold Foil
• Clean with a dry cloth to remove dust
• Durable
• Without Frame
• High-Quality Paper Used

 

Mysore painting is an important form of classical South Indian painting that originated in and around the town of Mysore in Karnataka encouraged and nurtured by the Mysore rulers. The themes for most of these paintings are Hindu gods and goddesses and scenes from Hindu mythology.

• Color: Multi-colour
• Dimensions: 18x24 inch
• Material: 22 Carat actual Gold Foil
• Clean with a dry cloth to remove dust
• Durable
• Without Frame
• High-Quality Paper Used

Mysore painting is an important form of classical South Indian painting that originated in and around the town of Mysore in Karnataka encouraged and nurtured by the Mysore rulers. The themes for most of these paintings are Hindu gods and goddesses and scenes from Hindu mythology.

• Color: Multi-colour
• Dimensions: 12x15 inch
• Material: 22 Carat actual Gold Foil
• Clean with a dry cloth to remove dust Durable
• Without Frame
• High-Quality Paper Used

The Mystery Bag of Channapatna Toys offers an intriguing assortment of handcrafted wooden treasures from the renowned Indian town of Channapatna. Each bag contains a delightful surprise of vibrant and eco-friendly toys, skillfully crafted by local artisans using traditional techniques. These toys are not only visually captivating but also promote sustainable play. Unveil the charm of Channapatna craftsmanship and surprise yourself with this enigmatic bag of cultural gems.
 

• Material: Wood
• Size : 14.5cm x 8cm x 8cm
• Weight : 280 grams
• Colour : Multicolour
• Usage :  For Kids of 3+ Year

Ilkal sarees are traditionally known for their vibrant and contrasting colour combinations, and orange is often incorporated into their designs. In the context of an orange Ilkal saree, the vibrant hue could be featured in various elements of the saree, such as the body, border, or pallu. The choice of orange, whether in a solid colour or as part of a broader colour scheme, adds a lively and cheerful touch to the saree. The distinctive weaving technique, traditional patterns, and possibly the inclusion of "kasuti" embroidery contribute to making the orange Ilkal saree a visually appealing and culturally significant piece of handwoven textile.
 

Black Chettinad Kottan are handwoven baskets crafted from palm leaves, notable for their striking black color, which gives them a modern, sophisticated appeal. Originating in the Chettinad region of Tamil Nadu, these baskets combine traditional weaving techniques with contemporary aesthetics. The black color often serves as a bold base, contrasted with vibrant patterns in other colors, making each piece visually captivating. Historically used for practical purposes like storing grains and gifts, black Kottans have evolved into popular décor items and fashion accessories. They are celebrated for their eco-friendliness, durability, and the rich cultural heritage they represent.

Primary Material : Palm leaves, Dyes & Threads
Dimensions :  8inX8inX3.5in
Weight : 80 grams 

Maroon Chettinad Kottan are traditional handwoven baskets made from palm leaves, distinguished by their rich maroon color, which adds an elegant touch to their design. Originating from the Chettinad region in Tamil Nadu, these baskets are a blend of artistry and utility. The maroon hue is often paired with contrasting colors to create intricate patterns, making each Kottan unique. Traditionally used for storing grains and gifts, these baskets have found new life as stylish home décor items and accessories. Maroon Chettinad Kottans symbolize the cultural heritage of the region and are valued for their craftsmanship and eco-friendly nature.
Primary Material : Palm leaves, Dyes & Threads
Dimensions :  8inX8inX3.5in
Weight : 80 grams