Available Works
Mata Ni Pachedi
A traditional cloth art dedicated to the Mother Goddess, hand-painted and block-printed by the Vaghari community.
Warli Art
Intricate white geometry on mud walls, capturing the rhythm of village life.
Patola Silk
A highly prized double ikat woven sari, usually made from silk, made in Patan, known for its mathematical precision.
Ajrakh Printing
A block-printing technique utilizing complex geometric patterns and natural dyes, traditionally done in Kutch.
Sawantwadi Toys
Traditional wooden toys, largely made from mango wood and brightly painted, popular for their rustic charm.
Thewa Art
A special art of fusing 23K gold with multicolored glass, originating in Pratapgarh, to create intricate jewelry.
Rogan Art
A rare fabric painting technique using castor oil and natural colors, practiced by a single family in Nirona, Kutch.
Sankheda Furniture
Colorful teak wood furniture treated with lacquer and painted with traditional floral and abstract designs.
Bandhani
A tie-dye textile decorated by plucking the cloth with the fingernails into many tiny bindings that form a figurative design.
Lippan Art
A traditional mural craft of Kutch using clay and mirrors to decorate the interior walls of circular mud houses.
Banjara Embroidery
Vibrant embroidery by the Banjara nomadic tribes, utilizing mirrors, beads, and shells with colorful threads.
Kota Doria
Distinctive woven fabric with a square check pattern (khat) made of cotton and silk yarn on traditional pit looms.
Kolhapuri Chappal
Hand-crafted leather slippers tanned using vegetable dyes, known for their distinctive designs and durability.
Paithani Saree
A rich silk saree from Paithan, known for its oblique square design and a pallu featuring peacocks and traditional motifs.