Handicrafts

Bamboo Basketry is perhaps the most ancient craft practiced by man. In Bengal, Basketry is a bread earner for several artisans spread across the state. Nowadays they are making diversified products which can be termed as connoisseurs’ items: jewelry, lampshades, pen holders, kitchen accessories etc. The products marked by finesse and have a good worldwide market. This craft has huge potential as it is eco-friendly, presentable, relatively cheap and light weight. In the making process, bamboo is cut into pieces as per the desired sizes and is soaked in water for nearly three days, they are then sun dried and slices are made of desired shapes and sizes. Slices are generally thin to make it pliable so are easier to twine and weave. A wide variety of patterns can be made by changing the size, color, or placement of a certain style of weave. To achieve a multi-colored effect, the artists first dye the twine and then weave them together in elaborate patterns. Indigenous communities develop special shapes and patterns of baskets based on their local traditions, needs and techniques  

Bamboo Basketry is perhaps the most ancient craft practiced by man. In Bengal, Basketry is a bread earner for several artisans spread across the state. Nowadays they are making diversified products which can be termed as connoisseurs’ items: jewelry, lampshades, pen holders, kitchen accessories etc. The products marked by finesse and have a good worldwide market. This craft has huge potential as it is eco-friendly, presentable, relatively cheap and light weight. In the making process, bamboo is cut into pieces as per the desired sizes and is soaked in water for nearly three days, they are then sun dried and slices are made of desired shapes and sizes. Slices are generally thin to make it pliable so are easier to twine and weave. A wide variety of patterns can be made by changing the size, color, or placement of a certain style of weave. To achieve a multi-colored effect, the artists first dye the twine and then weave them together in elaborate patterns. Indigenous communities develop special shapes and patterns of baskets based on their local traditions, needs and techniques  

The Indian state of Meghalaya is rich in bamboo and cane resources and boasts a history of using these materials for construction and daily items. Cane and bamboo crafts occupy an important place in the local economy of the state, with artisans rendering items of daily use as well as fine-quality decorative pieces like this. Bamboo is the tallest grass existing in the world. It can fight with fungus and bacteria on its own. The tensile strength is much more than that of steel. Bamboo and cane crafts of Eastern India are environment friendly products which possess their individual features and style. They have successfully replaced the demand for wooden objects by producing various forms of utility and decorative artefacts. Basket weaving is an ancient art in India. Indigenous communities develop special shapes and patterns of baskets based on their local traditions, needs and techniques 

The Indian state of Meghalaya is rich in bamboo and cane resources and boasts a history of using these materials for construction and daily items. Cane and bamboo crafts occupy an important place in the local economy of the state, with artisans rendering items of daily use as well as fine-quality decorative pieces like this. Bamboo is the tallest grass existing in the world. It can fight with fungus and bacteria on its own. The tensile strength is much more than that of steel. Bamboo and cane crafts of Eastern India are environment friendly products which possess their individual features and style. They have successfully replaced the demand for wooden objects by producing various forms of utility and decorative artefacts. Basket weaving is an ancient art in India. Indigenous communities develop special shapes and patterns of baskets based on their local traditions, needs and techniques  

The craft is believed to be the oldest art of human history. Cane or locally known as Bamboo, the most lightweight, eco friendly, with its own elegance and style, is one of the types of wood. The Bamboo is famous for its longer life, less maintenance, and flexible to use in utility and home décor items.. In the states like Assam, the use of Bamboo in day-to-day activities, including construction, household items, accessories, musical instruments, is very common. The other state that is Kerala- is the best place where one can find bamboo craft is practiced traditionally and ritually. Kerala being the perfect tourist spots, most of the bamboo items are beautiful handicrafts like purses, chappals, hair-pins, accessories, baskets, and trays. The Bamboo of Tripura is famous for its elegant look. The handicrafts with beautiful and attractive designs with a unique style by the tribals are altogether different things to try. In Nagaland, life begins in the bamboo cot and ends in a bamboo coffin. The Nagas are excellent basket weavers. Kiltu- a large conical basket for storing grain. 

Price Rs  600 (Shipping Extra) Dried yellow grass braided in patterns to procreate beautiful neck-pieces are traditional folk jewelries made by a number of families (which is steadily decreasing) living in and around interior West Bengal. Ornaments have a special position in tribal art space. Armed with indigenous, easily accessible materials tribal women weave and make nifty earrings and pretty chokers which are great for quotidian purposes. 

The Pichwai Paintings is one of the most ancient form of paintings. It’s a traditional style of Painting Originated from Rajasthan, India and usually depicts Lord Krishna, Cows (as symbols of Lord Krishna and related stories. The word Pichwai stands for hanging at the back (Sanskrit word "Pichh" means back and "wais" means hanging). Pichhwai paintings are big sized paintings done on cotton cloth using natural colors and are hung behind the idol of Lord Shrinath Ji to depict his Leela's. It intricate the various art form with color play combination to make your home and office interior graceful. Pichwai paintings are traditionally done on cloth, and were originally meant to be hung behind shrines of Lord Krishna. Today, our pichwai art plates let you decorate your home with a contemporary take on this beautiful art form

Beautifully hand-painted wall plate with traditional pattachitra art figures. Pattachitra is a celebrated art form of Odisha recognized for its elaborate depiction of mythological narratives and exceptionally intricate details. Add this masterpiece to elevate both contemporary and traditional style interiors. Comes with a sturdy hook for hanging purposes. Disclaimer: The item being handmade; the fine design, pattern and color tone of the product may vary slightly from that shown in the image.

Ganesha being the most worshipped god among Hindu tradition is efficiently illustrated through this painting. The traditional art done on a silk cloth and the intricate border and the motif elevates the painting. Lord Ganesha is seen emerged in his dance with the excellent moves thereby spreading peace and harmony. The black and white color on the red backdrop would draw the viewer's attention towards the art. Place this on your wall welcoming prosperity in your house.