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Our product range contains a wide range of woven clutch bag, Dokra Necklace, terracotta cups, Bamboo Products and Kantha Stitch Sarees
Make a fashionable & eco-friendly choice by teaming your gorgeous ethnic outfits with this hand woven clutch bag. When you buy from us, you also support a traditional craftswoman earn a living.
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Payment Terms : T/T,
Packaging Details : Secured carton box packing
Delivery Time : 35 days
Dokra Brass necklace.Many more available
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Packaging Details : Cartoon pack
Delivery Time : 45 days
This is a beautiful Tea Set in Terracotta with stylish Tea pot with six cups and sausser.
To give it a contemporary stylish look and long lasting use a dark coat of ceramic if fired on it.
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Payment Terms : D/P
Packaging Details : Unbreakable packing in carton box
Delivery Time : 45 days
In ancient times, Indian handicraft industry was thriving and spread all over the world, but in the glow of modernity, ancient artforms that were part of our personal life gave way to modernized, machine made work. With our Bamboo collection, we aim to bring back this vintage, handmade style to your homes.
An elegant and traditional saree that has a strong character of its own. Woven in West Bengal, this Tussar Silk Kantha embroidery saree in a deep brown base has a multicolour threadwork all over the body. Kantha embroidery is a popular embroidery style of West Bengal which started off as a simple practice of Bengali housewives mending old clothes by pulling out a strand of thread from the colorful border of their saris and creating simple designs with them.
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Payment Terms : L/C,
Delivery Time : 7working days
Originating in the 11th century, Patachitra is an ancient artform of Bengal which is practiced to this day by a tribe of painters called Patuas. Traditionally they draw mythological figures, Hindu Gods and Goddesses on hand-made paper pasted on a piece of cloth using natural colours derived from herbs, flowers or other materials like soil & indigo.
The Chowkas Pot Maa Durga Sinhabahini painting brings to life the familiar visual of Goddess Durga which is worshipped during Durga Puja. Here the goddess is seen slaying the demon king, Mahishasura, accompanied by her 4 children & her fearless vahana, Lion (Singha). A true collectors item, this original Pata, is hand painted by a master craftswoman of West Bengal.
A connoisseur of fine arts, Maharaja Krishna Chandra Ray, the King of Krishnanagar during 1710-83 AD, Bengal is credited with patronizing the famous clay art form of Krishnanagar, Bengal. Vibrant colours, intricate details capturing the essence of realism into clay modelling and dedication to specifics in each of these miniature clay dolls are what make them so exclusive. The skilled artisans put the very spirit of nature and life itself into their art form in Krishnanagar.
Tangra, Kolkata, West Bengal 
