Dhokra art, also known as bell metal craft, is a traditional non-ferrous metal casting technique from Odisha, using the lost-wax method. Practiced for over 4,000 years in India, the name 'Dhokra' comes from the Dhokra Damar tribes of West Bengal. The craft, primarily made from brass scrap, features motifs inspired by folk culture, including figurines of horses, drummers, tribal deities, and plaques.

A handmade hanging coconut featuring Pattachitra paintings of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra on all sides. This handicraft comes from the renowned heritage village of Raghurajpur, Odisha.

A Pattachitra painted Dasa Avatar kettle blends two Indian traditions: Pattachitra art and Dasa Avatar motifs, representing the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu.

This women's wallet features a magnetic lapel for secure closure. It's perfect for carrying small personal items like cash, cards, ID, photos, business cards, and more.

A sling bag for both male & Female made up […]

This Men's wallet is neatly designed and made with soft . You will feel the softness on your hand and it will never be a hard leather product.

Carry your laptop in style with this versatile bag, perfect for both men and women. Ideal for office or travel, it accommodates not only laptops but also smartphones, tablets, and more.

This Sabai grass bag is perfect for carrying puja items to the temple. Known for its strength and durability since the British era, Sabai grass is harvested from the Chota Nagpur Plateau in West Bengal and Odisha.

This Sabai grass towel storage basket offers a sophisticated look, made from durable grass harvested in the Chota Nagpur Plateau of West Bengal and Odisha. Originally used for rope making, skilled artisans now craft a variety of functional home items, blending tradition with creativity.

The Sabai grass Jali bag, handwoven by artisans using traditional techniques, features a distinctive lattice pattern. Made from durable, eco-friendly Sabai grass, it blends style, strength, and sustainability.