Minimalist Indian Folk Art for Modern Homes

It has been a dream to showcase the various crafts of Karnataka, and the Mysore school of art has long been on my wish list. This Dashavatara set, made on commission, features delicate lines and subtle brush strokes, using gold-coloured enamel paint to keep it affordable.

This framed Zardosi embroidery of two birds, created for us by the Monami Foundation, is a beautiful example of textile art. It blends seamlessly into the colourful world of whimsical animals and birds at our stores.

This framed Bhil art piece depicts a family of tigers, rendered in the traditional style with natural dyes. By bringing these pieces into our homes, we are not just decorating a wall; we are helping keep these art forms alive.

This colourful Bhil art piece, featuring a tortoise, showcases the vibrant, dotted style characteristic of the tribe's artists. Each piece tells a story and supports the artisans whose skills are woven into their creations.

This framed piece showcases a dragon rendered in a style reminiscent of Indian folk art. The intricate patterns and bold red colour make it a striking addition to any art collection.

This Gond art piece, featuring a deer and birds, is a beautiful example of the intricate patterns and vibrant colours typical of this art form. It's a testament to the timeless, ethereal quality of handcrafted Indian art.

This framed Bhil art piece, featuring a bird on a mound, uses natural dyes to create its earthy tones. It's part of our curated collection that honours traditional Indian folk art and supports the artisans who create it.