Wood: Bride in ColourMukha art is a near extinct art from northern West Bengal. The Government of India awarded these handcrafted masks the GI certification in order to promote and preserve them. This mask is an example of this rare art form. These masks are crafted by the artists with great devotion and offered to the deities. Every village organises a Gomira dance during the summer for the mask offering. They invoke good forces, drive out evil spirits, and propitiate

and lyrical elegance that have defined the Kangra School for centuries

rhythmic geometric patterns

this handcrafted masterpiece brings inspiration

it captivates with its elegant composition and timeless symbolism

particularly during the reign of Sri Krishnadevaraya

and cultural richness into any setting

Odisha's artisans continue this living heritage by transforming natural stone into intricate sculptures using only traditional hand tools

watching over his family

renowned for intricate patterns

Designed to be both lightweight and versatile

Gond Art evolved from ritual wall paintings into internationally recognised folk art

Mounted between premium transparent acrylic panels for contemporary display