Cheriyal Wall Plate — The Mirror TaleHand painted by a national award winning Cheriyal artist from Telangana, this decorative plate continues a tradition rooted in the Kakatiya and Vijayanagara dynasties. Cheriyal art was once used by the Nakashi artist community to narrate epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana here, that storytelling spirit unfolds in a quiet exchange beneath a flowering mango tree, where one woman holds up a mirror to another, watched over by a procession of painted

Their bold yellow-and-black coats bring jungle magic to your child's cosy corner

Soft brass wires for flexible posing and movement

Embroidered on raw silk fabric using bright color sitara and dabka

one of India's oldest indigenous communities

not a flaw

not in flight — simply present with each other

the age-old practice of burning intricate designs into wood

offering a raw

🐔 A charming handmade toy crafted with love by our didis

and abundance

you carry that story with you

you’ll wake up feeling as fresh as a garden