In the vibrant landscape of Rajasthan, metal ware shines as a beacon of artistic expression and cultural heritage. Within its folds lie a treasure trove of enchanting silverware and metal ware, bearing the mark of Rajasthani artisans' mastery in the craft of engraving. The artisans' repertoire knows no bounds, spanning from humble pots and pans to intricate sculptures of deities and mythological figures. Their skilled hands breathe life into hanging lamps, boxes, bowls, and a kaleidoscope of other objects, each telling a story of tradition and craftsmanship. In the sun-soaked city of Jodhpur, handcrafted ironwork reigns supreme, yielding exquisite shields and trophies that stand as testaments to the city's legacy of craftsmanship. Meanwhile, the ancient Koftagiri technique, once reserved for weaponry, finds new expression in Jaipur, Ajmer, and Pushkar, where light-coloured metals are delicately inlaid onto darker surfaces. In Jaipur's bustling streets, brass sculptures gleam with a brilliance honed through generations. Here, engraving takes on three distinct styles: 'Marori' work, covering surfaces with intricately lacquered designs; 'chikan,' where floral motifs bloom against a chased and lacquered backdrop; and 'bichi,' delicate patterns of flowers and leaves dancing on lacquered surfaces. From majestic table-tops to regal depictions of dancing peacocks and caparisoned elephants, brass enamel adds a touch of opulence to every creation. In Rajasthan, metal ware transcends mere utility, becoming a canvas for artistic expression and cultural identity, where each piece is a testament to the enduring legacy of craftsmanship. From the vibrant city of Moradabad, India, we stand as proud exporters of exquisite handicrafts. Our repertoire spans the realm of home decor, offering bespoke gifting solutions that seamlessly blend utility with unparalleled design. Each of our products embodies a harmonious marriage between functionality and aesthetic appeal, showcasing the pinnacle of innovative design in utilitarian form. It is this commitment to marrying beauty with purpose that has cemented our reputation as purveyors of uncommon and exclusive creations, revered both domestically and across the globe. Driven by a relentless pursuit of excellence, we dedicate ourselves to crafting handmade masterpieces of the highest quality, all while ensuring that our offerings remain accessible to all. At the heart of our endeavours lies a passion for delivering unparalleled craftsmanship at optimal value, enriching homes and lives with the timeless allure of artisanal elegance. We are covering very vast range of Gifting solutions, Home Decor, Kitchenware, Lamps & Lighting, Silverware and many more.
In the vibrant landscape of Rajasthan, metal ware shines as a beacon of artistic expression and cultural heritage. Within its folds lie a treasure trove of enchanting silverware and metal ware, bearing the mark of Rajasthani artisans' mastery in the craft of engraving. The artisans' repertoire knows no bounds, spanning from humble pots and pans to intricate sculptures of deities and mythological figures. Their skilled hands breathe life into hanging lamps, boxes, bowls, and a kaleidoscope of other objects, each telling a story of tradition and craftsmanship. In the sun-soaked city of Jodhpur, handcrafted ironwork reigns supreme, yielding exquisite shields and trophies that stand as testaments to the city's legacy of craftsmanship. Meanwhile, the ancient Koftagiri technique, once reserved for weaponry, finds new expression in Jaipur, Ajmer, and Pushkar, where light-coloured metals are delicately inlaid onto darker surfaces. In Jaipur's bustling streets, brass sculptures gleam with a brilliance honed through generations. Here, engraving takes on three distinct styles: 'Marori' work, covering surfaces with intricately lacquered designs; 'chikan,' where floral motifs bloom against a chased and lacquered backdrop; and 'bichi,' delicate patterns of flowers and leaves dancing on lacquered surfaces. From majestic table-tops to regal depictions of dancing peacocks and caparisoned elephants, brass enamel adds a touch of opulence to every creation. In Rajasthan, metal ware transcends mere utility, becoming a canvas for artistic expression and cultural identity, where each piece is a testament to the enduring legacy of craftsmanship. From the vibrant city of Moradabad, India, we stand as proud exporters of exquisite handicrafts. Our repertoire spans the realm of home decor, offering bespoke gifting solutions that seamlessly blend utility with unparalleled design. Each of our products embodies a harmonious marriage between functionality and aesthetic appeal, showcasing the pinnacle of innovative design in utilitarian form. It is this commitment to marrying beauty with purpose that has cemented our reputation as purveyors of uncommon and exclusive creations, revered both domestically and across the globe. Driven by a relentless pursuit of excellence, we dedicate ourselves to crafting handmade masterpieces of the highest quality, all while ensuring that our offerings remain accessible to all. At the heart of our endeavours lies a passion for delivering unparalleled craftsmanship at optimal value, enriching homes and lives with the timeless allure of artisanal elegance. We are covering very vast range of Gifting solutions, Home Decor, Kitchenware, Lamps & Lighting, Silverware and many more.
In the vibrant landscape of Rajasthan, metal ware shines as a beacon of artistic expression and cultural heritage. Within its folds lie a treasure trove of enchanting silverware and metal ware, bearing the mark of Rajasthani artisans' mastery in the craft of engraving. The artisans' repertoire knows no bounds, spanning from humble pots and pans to intricate sculptures of deities and mythological figures. Their skilled hands breathe life into hanging lamps, boxes, bowls, and a kaleidoscope of other objects, each telling a story of tradition and craftsmanship. In the sun-soaked city of Jodhpur, handcrafted ironwork reigns supreme, yielding exquisite shields and trophies that stand as testaments to the city's legacy of craftsmanship. Meanwhile, the ancient Koftagiri technique, once reserved for weaponry, finds new expression in Jaipur, Ajmer, and Pushkar, where light-coloured metals are delicately inlaid onto darker surfaces. In Jaipur's bustling streets, brass sculptures gleam with a brilliance honed through generations. Here, engraving takes on three distinct styles: 'Marori' work, covering surfaces with intricately lacquered designs; 'chikan,' where floral motifs bloom against a chased and lacquered backdrop; and 'bichi,' delicate patterns of flowers and leaves dancing on lacquered surfaces. From majestic table-tops to regal depictions of dancing peacocks and caparisoned elephants, brass enamel adds a touch of opulence to every creation. In Rajasthan, metal ware transcends mere utility, becoming a canvas for artistic expression and cultural identity, where each piece is a testament to the enduring legacy of craftsmanship. From the vibrant city of Moradabad, India, we stand as proud exporters of exquisite handicrafts. Our repertoire spans the realm of home decor, offering bespoke gifting solutions that seamlessly blend utility with unparalleled design. Each of our products embodies a harmonious marriage between functionality and aesthetic appeal, showcasing the pinnacle of innovative design in utilitarian form. It is this commitment to marrying beauty with purpose that has cemented our reputation as purveyors of uncommon and exclusive creations, revered both domestically and across the globe. Driven by a relentless pursuit of excellence, we dedicate ourselves to crafting handmade masterpieces of the highest quality, all while ensuring that our offerings remain accessible to all. At the heart of our endeavours lies a passion for delivering unparalleled craftsmanship at optimal value, enriching homes and lives with the timeless allure of artisanal elegance. We are covering very vast range of Gifting solutions, Home Decor, Kitchenware, Lamps & Lighting, Silverware and many more.
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Price - Rs 9,998.00 Type: Brass Loban Lamp Religious Idol & Figurine Material: Brass Suitable For: Table Dimensions: (Big) H-6 x L-9.5 x W-6.5 Inches Weight: 520 gm Dimensions: (Medium) H-5.25 x L-8.25 x W-5.25 Inches Weight: 380 gm Dimensions: (Small) H-4 x L-7 x W-4.5 Inches Weight: 240 gm Total Weight: 1140 gm Brass Loban Lamp made by Shreeyaash : A Timeless Fragrance Scents assume a huge part in our lives. They summon recollections, make mental sets, and upgrade our faculties. The Brass Loban Lamp made by Shreeyaash is an ideal illustration of how scents can likewise be utilized as an embellishing component in our homes. This lovely brass incense holder spreads aroma as well as adding style to any space. Introduction to Shreeyaash Shreeyaash is a main maker and exporter of brass-crafted works situated in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India. The organization was established in 2007, fully intent on advancing Indian-crafted works and opening business doors to neighborhood craftsmen. Shreeyaash spends significant time in brassware like light holders, lights, sculptures, and home-style things, and its items are known for their perplexing plans and prevalent craftsmanship. Design and Features of the Brass Loban Lamp The Brass Loban Lamp made by Shreeyaash is a lovely incense holder that is intended to hold a loban, a sort of incense that is broadly utilized in Indian families. The incense holder is made of brass, a metal that is valued for its strength and shine. The complicated plans on the holder are a demonstration of the expertise and craftsmanship of Indian craftsmen. The brass Jhuna Loban makes it the ideal size for an improvement piece on a table or a rack. The holder is intended to hold a solitary loban, which can be handily put on the holder using a couple of utensils. The Significance of Fragrances in Indian Culture Aromas have consistently assumed a significant role in Indian culture. From the utilization of incense in strict functions to the consumption of scented oils in homes, scents have been utilized to upgrade the faculties and create a feeling of quiet and serenity. The Brass Jhuna Loban, made by Shreeyaash, is a lovely impression of this custom and a recognition of the significance of scents in Indian culture.
Price - Rs 6,999.00 Type: Brass Peacock Lamp Religious Idol & Figurine Material: Brass Suitable For: Table Dimensions: 12.5 x 7 x 5.5 inches Weight: 2.3 kg Brass Peacock Lamp made by Shreeyaash : A Celebration of Art and Tradition Diwali, the celebration of lights, is praised with incredible intensity and energy across India. It is a period for family social occasions, sharing desserts, and trading gifts. One of the main practices related with Diwali is lighting diyas or earthen lights, which represent the victory of light over obscurity, great over fiendishness, and information over obliviousness. Over the long haul, the humble diya has developed into a delightful masterpiece, and the Brass Peacock Lamp made by Shreeyaash is an ideal illustration of this. Introduction to Shreeyaash Shreeyaash is a famous maker and exporter of brass painstaking work situated in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India. The organization was established in 1996 fully intent on advancing Indian painstaking work and giving business valuable open doors to neighborhood craftsmans. Shreeyaash has practical experience in brassware like flame holders, lights, sculptures, and home stylistic layout things, and its items are known for their perplexing plans and unrivaled craftsmanship. Design and Features of the Brass Peacock Lamp The Brass Peacock Deep made by Shreeyaash is a shocking piece of workmanship that catches the embodiment of Diwali. The diya is made of brass, a metal that is valued for its toughness and radiance. The diya is looking like a peacock, which is an image of magnificence, elegance, and best of luck in Indian folklore. The peacockâ??s body is complicatedly cut with flower plans, and its plumes are scratched with fine subtleties that make a shocking play of light and shadow when the diya is lit. The Brass Peacock Lamp has a removable top that makes it simple to light the diya and clean it. The diya is roughly 12.5 inches long, 7 inches wide, and 5.5 inches high, making it the ideal size for a focal point on a feasting table or an improving piece on a shelf
Wooden Handicraft
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