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Luxurious elegance meets versatility. Our reversible pashmina silk stoles offer timeless style, exquisite comfort, and a touch of artistic duality. These stoles are lightweight, so soft and delicate that they can pass through a ring and go perfectly with traditional, western or formal wear.

• Reversible Design
• Made with Pashmina Silk
• Soft to Touch

Luxurious elegance meets versatility. Our reversible pashmina silk stoles offer timeless style, exquisite comfort, and a touch of artistic duality. These stoles are lightweight, so soft and delicate that they can pass through a ring and go perfectly with traditional, western or formal wear.

• Reversible Design
• Made with Pashmina Silk
• Soft to Touch

This powerful Sohrai painting depicts Pashupatinath, the divine form of Lord Shiva revered as the protector and lord of all living beings. Rendered in the traditional Sohrai style, the artwork shows the sacred animal form accompanied by tribal human figures, birds, and forest elements—symbolizing harmony between the divine, humans, animals, and nature.

Hand-painted using natural earth pigments, this artwork reflects the spiritual worldview of tribal communities from Jharkhand, where nature, divinity, and life are deeply interconnected. A striking piece that brings sacred symbolism and cultural depth into contemporary spaces.

MATERIALS

Base: Paper

Paint: Natural Colours

DIMENSIONS

11" x 15"

WEIGHT

Bare Weight: 46 grams

Package Weight: 275 grams

A classic, direct homage to the presiding deity of Odisha. This standalone Lord Jagannath silk Pattachitra features the deity standing prominently on a decorative tiered singhasan (throne) under a deep temple archway, showcasing his iconic large circular eyes and majestic form.

MATERIALS

Base: Silk

Paint: Printed Colours

FRAME

Not Included.  This is an unframed painting.

DIMENSIONS

7" x 15"

WEIGHT

Bare Weight: 25 grams

Package Weight: 160 grams

A beautiful and colorful traditional rendering of the Holy Trinity of Puri: Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Devi Subhadra. Seated within a classical temple sanctuary frame, the vibrant colors and detailed traditional attire of the deities are perfectly preserved using authentic Pattachitra styling. Framed by an ornate multi-layered border, this auspicious painting serves as a magnificent window into Odia spirituality.

MATERIALS

Base: Layered Cottom Canvas

Paint: Natural Colours

FRAME

Not Included.  This is an unframed painting.

DIMENSIONS

13" x 19"

WEIGHT

Bare Weight:  109 grams

Package Weight: 275 grams

A spectacular horizontal narrative scroll that perfectly maps the epic biography of Lord Krishna. The central midnight-black medallion depicts Radha and Krishna flanked by panels of adoring Gopis. The true genius of the piece lies in its border of 18 crimson medallions, which visually narrate the entire story of Krishna's life from his very birth—including his miraculous midnight birth in the prison of Mathura, Vasudeva crossing the Yamuna with the baby, his upbringing in Gokul, the subduing of Kaliya Naag, the lifting of Mount Govardhan, and his ultimate victory over King Kansa. Hand-painted with masterful precision by Odisha's traditional artisans.

MATERIALS

Base: Layered Cottom Canvas

Paint: Natural Colours

FRAME

Not Included.  This is an unframed painting.

DIMENSIONS

13" x 19"

WEIGHT

Bare Weight:  101 grams

Package Weight: 275 grams

A breathtaking representation of divine love, this handmade Odisha Pattachitra painting captures Sri Radha and Lord Krishna at its heart. Krishna stands in his iconic tribhanga posture playing the flute, side-by-side with Radha amidst a serene grove of stylized trees. Flanked by devoted Gopis and a sacred cow gazing up in adoration, the artwork uses a striking terracotta red background to emphasize the masterfully intricate black and white linework. A timeless masterpiece celebrating eternal devotion.

MATERIALS

Base: Layered Cottom Canvas

Paint: Natural Colours

FRAME

Not Included.  This is an unframed painting.

DIMENSIONS

13" x 19"

WEIGHT

Bare Weight:  95 grams

Package Weight: 275 grams

A magnificent vertical Pattachitra masterpiece capturing the essence of Vaishnava devotion. The centerpiece highlights the elegant form of Sri Radha Krishna Yugal Sarkar, surrounded by an 8-spoked wheel of circular medallions illustrating Krishna’s legendary childhood exploits and heroic pastimes in Vrindavan. Framing this central mandala, the distinct top and bottom panels beautifully depict scenes from Krishna’s miraculous birth story, including Vasudeva's journey across the Yamuna. Hand-painted in Odisha using a striking palette of midnight black, terracotta red, and ultra-fine white linework.

MATERIALS

Base: Layered Cottom Canvas

Paint: Natural Colours

FRAME

Not Included.  This is an unframed painting.

DIMENSIONS

19" x 13"

WEIGHT

Bare Weight:  97 grams

Package Weight: 275 grams

A rare motif in tribal art, the scorpion is rendered here with incredible geometric precision. Using the iconic Bhil dotting technique, the artist creates a sense of balance and protection through these twin figures.

Bring home divine grace and artistic heritage with this exquisite handmade Lord Krishna face, lovingly crafted by skilled artisans from Rajasthan. Each piece is a unique expression of devotion, meticulously shaped and painted by hand—no two are exactly alike.

The gentle, smiling face of Lord Krishna radiates serenity and joy, offering a peaceful presence that calms the soul and uplifts the spirit. With intricate detailing and traditional craftsmanship, this artwork reflects the rich cultural legacy of Rajasthan while capturing the divine charm of Krishna.

Perfect for your home mandir, meditation space, or as a meaningful gift, this one-of-a-kind creation is not just a spiritual symbol—it’s a timeless piece of Indian art.

This striking Bhil painting captures the essence of a chameleon perfectly poised on a branch. Utilizing the traditional "dot-work" technique, the artist has created a vibrant texture in shades of red and pink that contrasts beautifully with the cool blue leaves. A symbol of adaptation and the vibrant hidden life of the forest.

This owl painting uses vibrant pinks and ochres to depict the nocturnal guardian. In Bhil art, the owl is often associated with the unseen world, rendered here with hypnotic concentric dot patterns.