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The Flip Top set of 5 Channapatna Toys is a charming collection of handcrafted wooden toys from Channapatna, India. Each toy features intricate design and vibrant, non-toxic colors, reflecting the traditional craftsmanship of the region. The set includes five whimsical figures with hinged tops that flip open to reveal hidden surprises, adding an element of surprise and playfulness. These eco-friendly and safe toys not only provide hours of entertainment but also promote sustainable and artisanal practices. Perfect for children and collectors alike, they capture the essence of Indian craftsmanship and creativity.
 

• Material: Wood
• Size : 3cm x 3cm x 4.5cm
• Weight : 160 grams
• Colour : Multicolour
• Usage :  For Kids of 5 - 60 Year

 

The Fruit & Vegetable Spinning Tops Assorted Set of 5 by Channapatna Toys is a delightful collection of handcrafted wooden spinning tops inspired by nature. Each top is intricately designed to resemble colorful fruits and vegetables, bringing a whimsical twist to traditional spinning toys. Made in Channapatna, India, known for its skilled artisans, these tops are not only fun to play with but also showcase the rich heritage of craftsmanship. Perfect for children and collectors alike, these tops add a touch of charm and nostalgia to playtime.
 

• Material:  Ivory wood (Aale mara)
• Size : 3.5cm x 3.5cm x 6cm
• Weight : 500 grams
• Colour : Multicolour
• Usage :  For Kids of 5 - 6 Year

"This is a made-to-order product. It will take approximately one month to make the product."

The Traditional Handicraft Ganapathi Mysore Rosewood Inlay Painting is a stunning piece of artistry originating from Mysore, India. Crafted with intricate precision, this painting combines the rich heritage of Mysore's rosewood craftsmanship with the elegance of inlay work. The focal point of the piece is Lord Ganapathi, beautifully depicted with delicate inlays of various woods and precious materials, creating a mesmerizing mosaic. This traditional artwork not only pays homage to Hindu spirituality but also showcases the exceptional skill of Mysore artisans. It is a testament to the artistic finesse and cultural richness of the region, making it a cherished collector's item and a work of art with a deep-rooted history.
 

• Product Material : Rosewood
• Size  : 4 Feet x 2 Feet
• Weight : 12 Kg
• Ideal For : Decoration & Gifting purpose

"This is a made-to-order product. It will take approximately one month to make the product."

The Traditional Handicraft "Gauthama Buddha Rosewood Inlay Mysore Painting" is a sublime fusion of artistry and craftsmanship. This exquisite piece of art originates from Mysore, India, a hub of traditional crafts. The painting features a serene depiction of Lord Buddha, meticulously hand-painted with vivid colors, evoking a sense of tranquility. What makes it truly exceptional is the intricate rosewood inlay work surrounding the artwork. The artisan's skillful marquetry involves delicate carving and placement of fine rosewood pieces to create a stunning frame that adds to the painting's elegance. This masterpiece embodies the rich heritage and spiritual essence of India, making it a cherished symbol of peace and artistry.
 

• Product Material : Rosewood
• Size  : 18 Inch x 30 Inch
• Weight : 5 Kg
• Ideal For : Decoration & Gifting purpose

"This is a made-to-order product. It will take approximately one month to make the product."

The Traditional Handicraft Geethopadesham Mysore Rosewood Inlay Painting is a masterpiece of Indian artistry. Handcrafted in the city of Mysore, this painting showcases the intricate art of rosewood inlay work, a time-honoured technique passed down through generations. The piece typically features a depiction of the iconic Geethopadesham, a pivotal moment from the Indian epic Mahabharata, intricately created by embedding delicate pieces of contrasting wood into a rosewood base. The result is a visually stunning and culturally significant artwork that combines fine craftsmanship, storytelling, and the natural beauty of rosewood. It serves as both a testament to India's rich artistic heritage and a captivating addition to any home or collection.
 

• Product Material : Rosewood
• Size  : 6 Feet x 4 Feet
• Weight : 35 Kg
• Ideal For : Decoration & Gifting purpose

The Ghumar Finger Top Set comprises five beautifully crafted Channapatna Toys, known for their vibrant colors and traditional craftsmanship. These spinning tops are handcrafted in Channapatna, India, using eco-friendly wood and non-toxic dyes. Each top features intricate design details, making them not only delightful toys but also decorative pieces. The set provides hours of entertainment while preserving the rich cultural heritage of Channapatna toy-making. Ideal for children and collectors alike, these finger tops combine playfulness with artistic excellence, making them a unique and cherished addition to any toy collection.
 

• Material: Wood
• Size : 4cm x 4cm x 5.5cm
• Weight : 160 grams
• Colour : Multicolour
• Usage :  For Kids of 5 - 60 Year

 

The Go Go Stacker is a delightful Channapatna toy, handcrafted with precision in India. This eco-friendly wooden stacking toy features a set of vibrant, cylindrical rings and a base. Children can enhance their fine motor skills and creativity by stacking the colorful rings in different ways, promoting imaginative play. The toy is adorned with non-toxic vegetable dyes and reflects the renowned craftsmanship of Channapatna artisans. It's not just a toy; it's a piece of art that brings joy and learning to young minds while supporting sustainable practices.
 

• Material: Wood
• Size : 10cm x 70cm x 11cm
• Weight : 300 grams
• Colour : Multicolour
• Usage :  For Kids of 1 - 2 Year

 

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

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

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:18x22 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: 12x15inch
• Material: 22 Carat actual Gold Foil
• Clean with a dry cloth to remove dust/
• Durable
• Without Frame
• High-Quality Paper Used

Ilkal sarees are known for their vibrant colour combinations, and green is often incorporated into the designs, creating stunning and distinctive pieces. In the process of making a green-coloured Ilkal saree, skilled weavers select high-quality green cotton and silk threads. These threads are woven together using the traditional pit loom, showcasing the unique texture characteristic of Ilkal sarees. The green hue adds a natural and refreshing element to the saree, making it suitable for various occasions. Additionally, the pallu may feature intricate "kasuti" embroidery, enhancing the overall beauty of the green Ilkal saree. This traditional craft, combined with the use of green tones, reflects the cultural richness and artistic heritage of Ilkal town in Karnataka, India.
 

Ilkal sarees, including those with green stripes, are handwoven textiles originating from Ilkal town in Karnataka, India. The weaving process involves skilled artisans using a traditional pit loom. The distinctive feature of Ilkal sarees is the combination of cotton and silk threads, resulting in a unique texture and durability. Sarees often boast vibrant colour combinations, and the inclusion of green stripes adds to their visual appeal. These sarees typically exhibit the traditional "kasuti" embroidery, especially on the pallu, showcasing intricate patterns. Ilkal sarees with green stripes not only reflect the weaver's expertise but also contribute to the rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship of the region.
 

While traditional Ilkal sarees are often known for their vibrant and colourful designs, including combinations of red, yellow, and green hues, variations in colours have become more common to meet diverse preferences. Grey-coloured Ilkal sarees do exist and have gained popularity for their understated elegance. The grey tones can be woven into the body of the saree, creating a more subdued and neutral appearance. The distinctive features of Ilkal sarees, such as the unique weaving technique, traditional patterns, and the inclusion of "kasuti" embroidery on the pallu, may still be present in grey-coloured versions, adding a touch of tradition to a more muted palette.
 

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

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 : Bidri Ware Black Metal
• Colour : Black
• Size : 3 inch
• Weight : 300 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 & SIlver
• Colour : Black
• Size : 7 inch.
• Weight : 2.5 Kgs
• Item For : 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 & Silver
• Colour : Black
• Size : 3 inch x 2.5 inch.
• Weight : 300 Grams
• Item : Table Showpiece in  Home & Office Decor, Gifting item, Showpiece Item
• Occasion : Birthday, Anniversary, Valentine & Any other Special Occasion

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 x 3 inch
• Weight : 600Grams
• 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 : 4 inch.
• Weight : 500 Grams
• Item : Table Showpiece in  Home & Office Decor, Gifting item, Showpiece Item
• Occasion : Birthday, Anniversary, Valentine & Any other Special Occasions