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Babu bibi 3- Original-Bengal Pattachitra
₹7,000.00In the 19th century, Kolkata (then Calcutta) was the thriving capital of British India. As the city continued to flourish, it gave rise to a new class of locals- the Babus and the Bibis. The Bengali Babus were educated in English, enjoyed a western lifestyle, patronised arts and culture and indulged in personal grooming and fashion. They also made some questionable decisions in their personal and professional lives, but that is a different matter! The wives of the Babus, popularly called the Bibis, took a keen interest in fashion to the extent of incorporating French and English elements in their wardrobe. Although they were not the empowered women we ideally want to see, they received some opportunity to study and explore the outside world, making them more progressive than their female ancestors. Bengal Pattachitra paintings are priceless collectibles. The pattachitra painting is an art form that originated in 19th century Bengal, in the vicinity of Kali Temple in Kolkata and is considered to be one of the earliest forms of pop art in India. Craft: Bengal Pattachitra by the Patuas (State of West Bengal) Artist- Rahim Chitrakar -
Babu with the Jal Kanya- Original-Bengal Pattachitra
₹4,500.00In the 19th century, Kolkata (then Calcutta) was the thriving capital of British India. As the city continued to flourish, it gave rise to a new class of locals- the Babus and the Bibis. The Bengali Babus were educated in English, enjoyed a western lifestyle, patronised arts and culture and indulged in personal grooming and fashion. They also made some questionable decisions in their personal and professional lives, but that is a different matter! The wives of the Babus, popularly called the Bibis, took a keen interest in fashion to the extent of incorporating French and English elements in their wardrobe. Although they were not the empowered women we ideally want to see, they received some opportunity to study and explore the outside world, making them more progressive than their female ancestors. The painting is a display of romance by the Babu towards the mermaid with the cat by their side. Cats are a common scene in houeholds in Calcutta for the sheer presence of fish being cooked inevitably in all Bengali households. The hukka is the symbol of masculinity which the women of Bengal back then exercised on their meek lovers/husbands. Bengal Pattachitra paintings are priceless collectibles. The pattachitra painting is an art form that originated in 19th century Bengal, in the vicinity of Kali Temple in Kolkata and is considered to be one of the earliest forms of pop art in India. Craft: Bengal Pattachitra by the Patuas (State of West Bengal) Artist- Chandan Chitrakar -
Babu-Bibi- Original-Bengal Pattachitra
₹4,500.00In the 19th century, Kolkata (then Calcutta) was the thriving capital of British India. As the city continued to flourish, it gave rise to a new class of locals- the Babus and the Bibis. The Bengali Babus were educated in English, enjoyed a western lifestyle, patronised arts and culture and indulged in personal grooming and fashion. They also made some questionable decisions in their personal and professional lives, but that is a different matter! The wives of the Babus, popularly called the Bibis, took a keen interest in fashion to the extent of incorporating French and English elements in their wardrobe. Although they were not the empowered women we ideally want to see, they received some opportunity to study and explore the outside world, making them more progressive than their female ancestors. The painting is a display of love by the Babu & the Bibi with the cat by their side. Cats are common scene in houeholds in Calcutta for the sheer presence of fish being cooked inevitably by all the Bengali households. Bengal Pattachitra paintings are priceless collectibles. The pattachitra painting is an art form that originated in 19th century Bengal, in the vicinity of Kali Temple in Kolkata and is considered to be one of the earliest forms of pop art in India. Craft: Bengal Pattachitra by the Patuas (State of West Bengal) Artist- Chandan Chitrakar -
Babu-Bibi-2- Original-Bengal Pattachitra
₹4,500.00In the 19th century, Kolkata (then Calcutta) was the thriving capital of British India. As the city continued to flourish, it gave rise to a new class of locals- the Babus and the Bibis. The Bengali Babus were educated in English, enjoyed a western lifestyle, patronised arts and culture and indulged in personal grooming and fashion. They also made some questionable decisions in their personal and professional lives, but that is a different matter! The wives of the Babus, popularly called the Bibis, took a keen interest in fashion to the extent of incorporating French and English elements in their wardrobe. Although they were not the empowered women we ideally want to see, they received some opportunity to study and explore the outside world, making them more progressive than their female ancestors. The painting is a display of domination & aggression by Bibi towards her meek lover/husband. Bibis have been the figment of imagination of the Patuas who matched their personality with the diety that form the Kalighat style of painting. Bengal Pattachitra paintings are priceless collectibles. The pattachitra painting is an art form that originated in 19th century Bengal, in the vicinity of Kali Temple in Kolkata and is considered to be one of the earliest forms of pop art in India. Craft: Bengal Pattachitra by the Patuas (State of West Bengal) Artist- Chandan Chitrakar -
Durgati Nashini VI- Original-Bengal Pattachitra
₹17,000.00Bengal Pattachitra paintings are priceless collectibles. The pattachitra painting is an art form that originated in 19th century Bengal, in the vicinity of Kali Temple in Kolkata and is considered to be one of the earliest forms of pop art in India. Craft: Bengal Pattachitra by the Patuas (State of West Bengal) Artist- Rahaman Chitrakar -
Durgati Nashini VII- Original-Bengal Pattachitra
₹18,000.00Bengal Pattachitra paintings are priceless collectibles. The pattachitra painting is an art form that originated in 19th century Bengal, in the vicinity of Kali Temple in Kolkata and is considered to be one of the earliest forms of pop art in India. Craft: Bengal Pattachitra by the Patuas (State of West Bengal) Artist- Rahaman Chitrakar -
Fish folk art- Kantha embroidered wall art
₹2,500.00The folk design was first traced onto the silk base and then brought to life using premium quality cotton threads, ensuring vibrant detailing and a rich, authentic finish. The motifs depict tribal fish folk motifs in a traditional narrative style, celebrating the essence of Indian heritage and rural storytelling.
Perfect as wall art, a decorative throw, or a collector's textile piece, this Kantha creation blends craftsmanship with culture, making it a timeless treasure for lovers of handmade Indian textiles, sustainable fashion, and artisan decor.
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Graam Bangla II- Kantha embroidered wall art
₹2,500.00Indulge in the artistry of centuries-old Kantha embroidery, where skilled artisans intricately stitch tales of folklore onto the soft canvas of tussar silk. Each stitch carries a story, each motif a symbol of cultural heritage and artistic mastery, resulting in a mesmerizing tapestry that captivates the senses and ignites the imagination. -
Graam Bangla- Kantha embroidered wall art
₹2,500.00This wall art comprises of folk tales of the rustics. The story behind the art is the synergy between man & the wild & how well the flora & the fauna are in sync with each other. We try to use every bit of the hand woven fabric to create crafts that add value along with elevating your senses through the indigenous Kantha hand work. We have been keeping aside the unused Tussar silk which we usually are left with after taking out 6 pieces of stoles from a thaan. ( A thaan is a 13 meter long fabric) -
Jatayu- Original-Bengal Pattachitra
₹7,000.00In Ramayana, Jatayu was believed to be the son of Aruna and a nephew of Garuda. A demi-god in the form of vulture, Jatayu was an old friend of king Dasharath, father of Lord Rama. Jatayu was the first person who tried to rescue Sita from the clutches of Ravana while he was taking her to Lanka. He fought valiantly with Ravana.Bengal Pattachitra paintings are priceless collectibles. The pattachitra painting is an art form that originated in 19th century Bengal, in the vicinity of Kali Temple in Kolkata and is considered to be one of the earliest forms of pop art in India. Craft: Bengal Pattachitra by the Patuas (State of West Bengal) Artist- Rahim Chitrakar -
Kolka aar Phool- Kantha embroidered wall art
₹2,800.00Transform your living space into a vibrant oasis with our exquisite Paisley (Kolka) & Flower(Phool) Kantha Embroidered Wall Hanging. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this stunning piece combines the timeless elegance of paisley motifs with the delicate beauty of floral embroidery, creating a captivating focal point for any room. -
Kolka aar Phool- Kantha embroidered wall art – Black
₹2,500.00Transform your living space into a vibrant oasis with our exquisite Paisley (Kolka) & Flower(Phool) Kantha Embroidered Wall Hanging. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this stunning piece combines the timeless elegance of paisley motifs with the delicate beauty of floral embroidery, creating a captivating focal point for any room. Each craft is photographed in natural light to retain its authenticity. However, the shade you see may differ slightly, as cameras and screens can interpret colors in their own way. -
Lotus & fish- Kantha embroidered wall art- 18.5″ x13.5″
₹2,800.00Product Description
Hand embroidered on a handwoven tussar silk canvas, this Kantha wall art celebrates the quiet synergy of nature — where lotus blooms above shimmering waters while fish glide beneath, each element existing in poetic interdependence. Rich in folk symbolism and intricate needlework, the composition unfolds as a meditation on abundance, rhythm and interconnected life. A collectible textile artwork that brings warmth, story and artisanal depth to thoughtful interiors.As there are hand crafted products, imperfections are inevitable and are to be viewed as virtues of involvement of human hands.
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Lotus & fish- Kantha embroidered wall art- 23.3″ x17.5″
₹3,100.00Product Description
Hand embroidered on a handwoven tussar silk canvas, this Kantha wall art celebrates the quiet synergy of nature — where lotus blooms above shimmering waters while fish glide beneath, each element existing in poetic interdependence. Rich in folk symbolism and intricate needlework, the composition unfolds as a meditation on abundance, rhythm and interconnected life. A collectible textile artwork that brings warmth, story and artisanal depth to thoughtful interiors.As there are hand crafted products, imperfections are inevitable and are to be viewed as virtues of involvement of human hands.
Please read T&C.
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Nature- Kantha embroidered wall art – Black 30″x30″
₹7,000.00Transform your living space into a vibrant oasis with our exquisite Kantha Embroidered Wall Hanging. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this stunning piece combines the timeless elegance of bird motifs on the border with the delicate beauty of floral embroidery, creating a captivating focal point for any room. Each craft is photographed in natural light to retain its authenticity. However, the shade you see may differ slightly, as cameras and screens can interpret colors in their own way. -
Paisely – Kantha embroidered wall art – Black 20″x20″
₹2,800.00
