Three colored macrame feathers wall hanging piece.

Available in all sizes and customization is available.

Adjustable on your walls.and make then more beautiful so worth to buy.

These are set of 6 kullads- hand painted and glazed. The kullads are washable and reusable. The designing is based on Shadow Art. Uploaded are sample of few designs - elephant, and cat. But these can be further customised on further request for Worli art or any other motiff. New pieces are created with every order - please allow up to 7 working days for dispatch.

This is a upcycled Whiskey bottle handpainted with a Peacock mosaic design. Dimensions approx 4 inches at the widest part.

This is a beautiful red decorative vase made of terracotta, perfect for home decor. It features a traditional design with white dots, leaf motifs, and a zigzag pattern at the base. Its flared neck and round body make it ideal for small flower arrangements or as a standalone decorative piece, adding natural charm to any room.

The Warli Handpainted Frame is a timeless piece of traditional Indian folk art, handcrafted by skilled artisans inspired by the Warli tribe of Maharashtra. Painted using natural, earthy tones, the artwork depicts scenes of rural life, nature, rituals, and community celebrations through simple geometric forms and symbolic patterns. Each frame tells a story of harmony between humans and nature.

Mounted in a well-finished frame, this handpainted artwork adds cultural charm and artistic elegance to living rooms, offices, galleries, and heritage spaces. Ideal for home décor and thoughtful gifting, the Warli handpainted frame reflects authenticity, craftsmanship, and cultural richness.

This handcrafted terracotta pot features a rich, earthy red base that highlights its natural clay texture and artisanal finish. Around the body of the pot, traditional Warli art is painted in white, depicting stylized human figures holding hands in a rhythmic dance. The figures are formed using simple geometric shapes—circles for heads and triangles for bodies—characteristic of Warli’s minimalist folk style.

The slightly rounded form and thick rim give the pot a sturdy, rustic appeal, while the contrast between the deep terracotta color and the white artwork makes the design stand out clearly. Overall, the pot reflects the essence of Warli art: community, celebration, and harmony with nature, making it both a functional piece and a cultural decorative object.

This terracotta (clay) glass with handpainted Warli art is a beautiful blend of traditional craftsmanship and functional design. Crafted from natural clay and hand-painted by skilled artisans, the glass features authentic Warli motifs that depict village life, nature, dance, and community harmony. The earthy texture of terracotta combined with delicate white Warli patterns gives it a rustic yet elegant appeal.

Naturally cooling and eco-friendly, this clay glass is ideal for serving water, buttermilk, or traditional beverages. It also works wonderfully as a decorative or gifting item, celebrating India’s rich folk-art heritage.

This terracotta (clay) glass with handpainted Warli art is a beautiful blend of traditional craftsmanship and functional design. Crafted from natural clay and hand-painted by skilled artisans, the glass features authentic Warli motifs that depict village life, nature, dance, and community harmony. The earthy texture of terracotta combined with delicate white Warli patterns gives it a rustic yet elegant appeal.

Naturally cooling and eco-friendly, this clay glass is ideal for serving water, buttermilk, or traditional beverages. It also works wonderfully as a decorative or gifting item, celebrating India’s rich folk-art heritage.

This Warli hand-painted handi is a beautifully crafted traditional clay pot, reflecting the rich heritage of India’s tribal art. Made from natural clay and finished in a warm earthy red tone, the handi showcases rustic elegance and timeless craftsmanship.

The outer surface is adorned with white Warli motifs, featuring stylized human figures in dancing poses, symbolizing celebration, unity, and the rhythm of rural life. The simple geometric forms and expressive movement are characteristic of authentic Warli painting. The matching lid is decorated with a delicate leaf and vine pattern, adding balance and harmony to the overall design.

Both functional and decorative, this handcrafted Warli handi is ideal for serving dry foods, storing essentials, festive décor, or cultural display. It also makes a thoughtful ethnic gift, celebrating traditional art, sustainability, and handmade beauty.

This terracotta (clay) glass with handpainted Warli art is a beautiful blend of traditional craftsmanship and functional design. Crafted from natural clay and hand-painted by skilled artisans, the glass features authentic Warli motifs that depict village life, nature, dance, and community harmony. The earthy texture of terracotta combined with delicate white Warli patterns gives it a rustic yet elegant appeal.

Naturally cooling and eco-friendly, this clay glass is ideal for serving water, buttermilk, or traditional beverages. It also works wonderfully as a decorative or gifting item, celebrating India’s rich folk-art heritage.

This handmade clay water bottle is a beautiful blend of traditional craftsmanship and indigenous Warli art. Crafted from natural clay and finished in an earthy terracotta tone, the bottle reflects the age-old practice of using clay vessels to naturally keep water cool and refreshing.

The surface is hand-painted with authentic Warli motifs in white, featuring stylized human figures dancing in a circle, symbolic of community, joy, and togetherness. Delicate trees, plants, and geometric patterns surround the bottle, representing nature, balance, and rural life—core themes of Warli art. The intricate borders of dots, triangles, and lines enhance its visual appeal while maintaining the simplicity characteristic of this folk tradition.

This Warli hand-painted piggy bank is a charming handcrafted clay coin bank inspired by India’s traditional tribal art. Made from natural clay and finished in a rich earthy red tone, it reflects the rustic beauty of indigenous craftsmanship.

The surface is beautifully decorated with white Warli art motifs, featuring stylized human figures holding hands in a circular dance, symbolizing unity, joy, and community life. The simple geometric patterns and rhythmic figures are hallmarks of authentic Warli painting, traditionally created to celebrate harmony between people and nature. A neat coin slot at the top makes it practical for saving money, while the rounded form adds a playful yet elegant touch.

This handmade clay water bottle is a beautiful blend of traditional craftsmanship and indigenous Warli art. Crafted from natural clay and finished in an earthy terracotta tone, the bottle reflects the age-old practice of using clay vessels to naturally keep water cool and refreshing.

The surface is hand-painted with authentic Warli motifs in white, featuring stylized human figures dancing in a circle, symbolic of community, joy, and togetherness. Delicate trees, plants, and geometric patterns surround the bottle, representing nature, balance, and rural life—core themes of Warli art. The intricate borders of dots, triangles, and lines enhance its visual appeal while maintaining the simplicity characteristic of this folk tradition.

This handcrafted terracotta pot features a rich, earthy red base that highlights its natural clay texture and artisanal finish. Around the body of the pot, traditional Warli art is painted in white, depicting stylized human figures holding hands in a rhythmic dance. The figures are formed using simple geometric shapes—circles for heads and triangles for bodies—characteristic of Warli’s minimalist folk style.

The slightly rounded form and thick rim give the pot a sturdy, rustic appeal, while the contrast between the deep terracotta color and the white artwork makes the design stand out clearly. Overall, the pot reflects the essence of Warli art: community, celebration, and harmony with nature, making it both a functional piece and a cultural decorative object.

This terracotta (clay) glass with handpainted Warli art is a beautiful blend of traditional craftsmanship and functional design. Crafted from natural clay and hand-painted by skilled artisans, the glass features authentic Warli motifs that depict village life, nature, dance, and community harmony. The earthy texture of terracotta combined with delicate white Warli patterns gives it a rustic yet elegant appeal.

Naturally cooling and eco-friendly, this clay glass is ideal for serving water, buttermilk, or traditional beverages. It also works wonderfully as a decorative or gifting item, celebrating India’s rich folk-art heritage.

This handcrafted terracotta pot features a rich, earthy red base that highlights its natural clay texture and artisanal finish. Around the body of the pot, traditional Warli art is painted in white, depicting stylized human figures holding hands in a rhythmic dance. The figures are formed using simple geometric shapes—circles for heads and triangles for bodies—characteristic of Warli’s minimalist folk style.

The slightly rounded form and thick rim give the pot a sturdy, rustic appeal, while the contrast between the deep terracotta color and the white artwork makes the design stand out clearly. Overall, the pot reflects the essence of Warli art: community, celebration, and harmony with nature, making it both a functional piece and a cultural decorative object.

The image shows a small decorative vase placed against a plain light-colored fabric background. The vase has a rounded body with a narrow neck that flares slightly at the top. It is painted predominantly in a deep red color with glossy finish.

On the front of the vase, there is a white hand-painted design depicting a traditional hut with a domed, thatched roof and a small arched doorway. Around the hut are simple white decorative elements, including dots and stylized natural motifs. A ring of evenly spaced white dots decorates the base of the vase, adding balance to the overall design.

The style and motifs suggest a folk or tribal art influence, and the vase appears to be handcrafted, likely intended for decorative use rather than functional storage.

Macrame door hanging toran in the shade of yellow & red

With red & yellow bells and beads.

Attractive design, handcrafted,authentic colur combination.