Hand-Painted Terracotta Jewellery Sets
Each of these pieces acts as a miniature canvas, blending traditional Indian folk art with sustainable, hand-baked clay. From intricate Jamini Roy motifs to classic Warli figures, these designs are made for those who love wearing stories, not just jewellery.
A quick look at some of my hand-painted sets currently in stock. This video shows a variety of designs, from a large painted portrait pendant to smaller, colorful pieces, each telling its own unique story.
This hand-painted necklace features a beautiful peacock in the Gond art style, set within a square pendant. The vibrant blues and greens of the peacock stand out against the white background, and the set is completed with matching jhumka earrings.
Here is another version of my Gond art series, featuring a bird motif in warm reds and oranges. The square pendant is framed with delicate dots and paired with colorful beads and matching jhumkas, making it a bright and artistic piece.
"Mujhe toh har rang jeena hai" (I want to live every color). This video captures the essence of my art, showcasing a variety of my colorful, hand-painted creations that bring this philosophy to life.
A showcase of two hand-painted terracotta sets featuring beautiful female faces adorned with lotus flowers. I use different color palettes to give each piece a unique mood and character.
In this video, I present some of my most requested hand-painted collections. You'll see pieces inspired by Nilofar Walia's village girl, Rajasthani folk dancers, and Jamini Roy's birds, each painted with intricate detail.
A glimpse into my diverse range of hand-painted jewelry. This video features a Kalamkari-inspired piece, several deity faces including Krishna and Durga, and a Jamini Roy style bird necklace.
This piece is a celebration of love, featuring a hand-painted depiction of Radha and Krishna in the Madhubani style. I use a vibrant palette on a circular terracotta pendant, complemented by colorful beads. It’s a piece of art that tells a timeless story.
Here are my Warli art necklaces, featuring hand-painted stick figures in dynamic poses. I offer these in multiple colors like red, orange, and yellow, each with a clean white background and a string of terracotta beads.
A closer look at my hand-painted mandala pendants. This video shows the variety of color combinations available, each with a detailed, symmetrical design on a large circular base.
About Hand-Painted Masterpieces
These pieces are more than accessories; they are hand-painted stories on natural clay. Because I paint each one individually, no two necklaces are identical. When you choose a design, you aren't just picking a pattern; you are wearing a piece of art that reflects the same attention to detail I pour into every firing and brushstroke in my studio.
I draw my design inspiration from the soul of Indian folk art. You will find the geometric simplicity of Warli stick figures, the iconic bird motifs popularized by Jamini Roy, and the divine narratives of Pichwai and Madhubani paintings. Every pendant is hand-molded from natural terracotta clay and baked until hard, making each set a sturdy yet lightweight addition to your wardrobe.
Because this is a small, artist-run setup, I take immense pride in the craftsmanship. Each pendant serves as a base for intricate brushwork using high-quality acrylics, finished with a water-resistant varnish to protect against everyday moisture. While the clay is durable, please remember it is baked earth; treat these pieces as you would a delicate ceramic mug. Avoid wearing them while swimming or storing them loosely in a bag with heavy metal jewellery.
Regarding your order, I do not offer returns or refunds as I am a small-scale artisan. However, I am fully committed to the quality of my work. If your set arrives damaged, I will gladly offer an exchange. To make this process fair and quick, please record an unedited opening video of your package the moment it arrives. This simple step helps me verify transit issues instantly and ensures you get the piece you were excited to wear. Whether you are looking for a statement piece for a festive occasion or a splash of color for your daily office wear, these pieces are designed to bring a little bit of joy to your look.
Sajjita Terracotta
I am Sajjita, and my studio is where clay meets color. I create each terracotta set by hand, often getting my hands messy with paint to bring traditional Indian art forms like Warli and Pichwai to life. When you wear my work, I want you to feel as proud of the art as I am of creating it.
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