Taking cue from the Indian folk paintings, this hand-painted wooden plate is a beautiful d’cor item for your wall at home or work. The elegance of this painting exhibits the artisan’s flair for beauty and serenity.
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Fashioned after the classic drums, this hanging drum lamp hand crafted from banana bark, is ideal for residences, corporate and hospitality spaces.Lead time – 2 to 3 weeks.
Light up your space with our eco-friendly hourglass floor lamp. Crafted from upcycled plywood and sitting on a sleek metal stand, its unique design emits light from both the top and bottom, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Perfect for any space, its modern and elegant look enhances your d’cor while making a sustainable choice.
Giving exquisite form to weathered imperfections in a Camber Branchlet wall lamp with a Rupture Shade, handcrafted from feather cement and a teak finish pine wood suspension, to grace any elegant living or hospitality space.
Elevate your space with the timeless charm of our Marseille French Vintage Pendant Light. Crafted with a blend of premium materials including brass, aluminum, and glass, this exquisite fixture exudes both elegance and durability. The antique finish adds a touch of vintage allure, creating a statement piece that seamlessly complements any interior d’cor style. With…
The weave made from water hyacinth fiber provides a firm support to the faux concrete body and together they form this mystical pendant lamp. The contrasting textures and surfaces lend an artistic appeal to this hanging light.
The faux concrete body of this pendant lamp is aesthetically completed by the banana fiber mesh. Besides completing the form, the mesh adds texture to this hanging light, giving it an endearing appeal.
Description: Celebrate Divine Bond – “Gopashthami Rajbhog Swaroop” Pichwai Painting. Gopashthami commemorates the unique bond between Krishna and the cows, and this Pichwai painting captures that essence with finesse. It depicts Shrinathji in the serene “Rajbhog Swaroop,” the time after His mid-day meal when He rests in the Nandalay. Surrounding Him is a mesmerizing composition…