Mural Wall hangings have a wide popularity among our overseas clients and have been repeatedly ordered by many of them. The mystic beauty it creates in atmosphere cannot be replaced by any other type of art. This is done with great artifice The theme used in our wall hangings are inspired by the divine god named Krishna and describe the beauty of Govardhan hills located in India. These wall hangings are a modified version of the paintings seen on the walls of Mattancherry palace. Cochin (Kerela) in 17th Century.

All our paintings are a reminiscent of Indian culture and deep rooted faith in the divine power. Our craftsmen have carefully developed each painting with skill and artifice. This mural is rendered from ancient mythology of India and Puranic stories Ananthashayanam is a Sanskrit word which connotes laying posture, on the coiled serpent Anantha. Sree Padmanabha Swamy Temple located in Trivunatpuram attracts thousands of devotees as this is probably the only temple in India that has Vishnu in the lying position.

These murals are based on the famous ritual dance celebrated in south India in Kerela. This ancient ritual is a distinctive combination of religious worship and dance. This dance performance reflects the tradition and culture of tribes of Dravidian civilization. People living in south India consider Theyyam as god and secure blessings from him during the dance performance. This performance is a mix of musical instruments, dance, makeup and vocal recitation; its ritualistic annotations make it one of the enthralling theatrical arts of India. There are around 450 Theyyam and it represents a union of different religions, beliefs and traditions. We have strived hard to maintain the glory of the original art form yet jelling it with the needs of modern world.

This wall painting is an agglomeration of creativity, colours and devotion towards omnipotent god. This painting represents the blissful dance of Krishna as he battles with the poisonous serpent called Kali. This dance form symbolizes the struggle for happiness. It is said that the poisonous snake Kali made the water of the river Yamuna poisonous and thus the life of living species in and around the river became miserable. Krishna clashed with this giant snake and overpowered it and impelled it to leave the river. This dance form celebrates the victory of god over brute force. This painting is one of the most liked pieces of art and has always received applauded response. We can customize the paintings size as per the requirements of the client.

Parvati is the better half of lord Shiva and is believed to be goddess of Shakti. She is also known as sati and goddess Durga. The marriage of Shiva and Parvati has a description in the Vedas and scriptures. This marriage was materialized for the birth of progeny to destroy the brutal forces. This painting dated back to 17th century and is visible on the walls of Mattancherry Palace in Cochin (Kerela). All are efforts are directed to revive this age old art of murals. We have strived hard to take this art form to every part of the globe. These lamp shades are available in the height of 1 foot from the base and are painted with acrylic colour. The base of the lamp shade is made out of teak wood which gives this lamp shade a magnificent look.

Krishna with Gopikas is a blissful view and has description in the various sacred books. Krishna has always remained a source of inspiration for various forms of art. This mythological figure is one of the most loved god figures in India. The most enchanting and devotional play often called raas lilas have been portrayed on our beautiful lamp shades. Krishna playing flute and the Gopikas seen dancing and enchanted by the dulcet melody of flute can be seen on various paintings. This painting is a imitation, which is seen on the walls of “Pundarikapura Temple” at Kottayam (kerala). This painting is believed to be brushed during the period 800-1800 AD. The lamp shades offered by us are an ideal gift for every occasion. These lamp shades are an out come of natural colours on terracotta base and are available in the height of 1 foot without shade.

Yakshis are ghost; these are not the usual dreadful blood sucking one but the elegant and beautiful female which is believed to be related to god. This painting on the lamp shade describes the scenic beauty of her standing beneath a palm tree and holding a traditional mirror called Valkannadi in one of her hand. She is trying to apply bindi on her broad forehead. Enchanting birds can be seen surrounding the tree. This painting is a imitation of the one seen on the wall of “Pundarikapural Temple” at Kottayam (kerala) and is believed to be done in the period 800 – 1800 AD. The lamp shade is made out of teak wood and is painted using natural colours.

1.Parvati’s marriage with Shiva is the most celebrated occasion in the scriptures. It is believed that Parvati and Shiva union was against Parvati’s father. The mural lamp shades are done with artifice and are master pieces of mural art. The tradition of murals is believed to be very ancient and used to be done on the walls of temples. With the changing times these murals have find its place in sophisticated conference rooms, stylish houses and more. We have put our best foot forward in retrieving the beautiful art of murals.

These bamboo blinds are a one among the range of blinds manufactured by Mahatma Bamboo Curtains. This organization is a self help group promoted by Uravu Indigenous Science & Technology Study Centre located in Kerela in Thrikkaipetta village. This group provides employment to the rural people and principally to women and also to members of indigenous people. These blinds are manufactured using reed bamboos procured from non forest area. These blinds are made by traditional weavers manually. We can tailor made the blinds as per the specific needs and requirements of clients.

These bamboo bags are manufactured by self help group promoted by Uravu Indigenous Science & Technology Study Centre located in Kerela in Thrikkaipetta village. This group also provides employment to the rural class and majorly to the women and members of indigenous people. These beautiful jute and bamboo bags are produced using top class quality of jute. Bamboo strips are use for decoration. These bags are available in a variety of colours and sizes and can be easily use for conferences, seminars and it also serves as a good gift item.

This is also a product manufactured by one of the self help groups located in Kerela in Thrikkaipetta village. This group also helps rural people to earn their livelihood. The maximum employees working in this group are females and members of indigenous people. These trays are produced using a different species of bamboo. These bamboos are procured from the farms located in village district. Borax and boric acid treated chemical is used on the bamboo to prevent it from fungus and are coated with polish to give it a fine look. We offer these trays in various shapes and sizes and can be comfortably used as coffee trays, office file trays etc.

These elegant pens are handmade and are produced by micro enterprises in Wayanad district, Kerala state. The group is run predominantely by disadvantaged women who belongs to Indigenous people. These pens are made by using reed bamboo and coconut shelves. Bamboo helps in conserving streams and is environment friendly. The maximum utilization will help the rural people in earning their bread. Hastkala Creations is helping Uravu”, a non-profit trust in executing end-to-end training programme for script o pens. With the every purchase of script o pen, our clients can help these disadvantaged women to have a promising future.