In appliqué one layer of fabric is placed over another layer of fabric and is sewn in place. The base layer of fabric can be cotton or cotton satin and the patch work is done by cotton fabric. We use base fabric depending on the demands of our client. We export hand sewn appliqué worked bed covers, cushion covers and pillow covers.

These bed spreads are hand painted and includes Mithila painting done on cotton fabric. Mithila painting is a traditional art form named after its place of origin, Madhubani, a village in Bihar, an eastern province of India. The painting was traditionally done on freshly plastered mud wall of huts, but now it is also done on cloth, hand made papers and canvas. This painting is mainly done by village women having no formal or academic training and is passed down from one generation to other as a tradition of style and artisan ship. Meticulous in detailing and delicate in brush work these painting reflect various aspects of nature that are thought provoking, pleasing and gratifying. Available in various colors patterns and sizes these bed spreads and cushion covers add a touch of elegance to any bedroom.

Tanchoi silk is made by weavers in Varanasi, a historical town in Eastern part of India. This weaving technique originally came from China. Weavers in Varanasi perfected the art of weaving Tanchoi silk through generations. Our product line of Tanchoi silk includes bed covers, pillow covers and cushion covers.

We offer you one of the finest range of handmade carpets in different colours, designs, patterns and sizes. Each carpet is woven delicately by hand by the finest craftsmen from rural parts of India. Each carpet is a work of delicate hand weaving and presents a unique style of rural artisan-ship. These carpets are made of Wool and Cotton and no synthetic fiber is used. Percentage of cotton and wool is 20% & 80% respectively. These carpets are washable and very easy to maintain.

These folders are completely hand made and hand painted. These folders are made of hard board, foam and cotton. Various designs of Mithila Painting are hand painted on these folders. This folder is an excellent example of rural artisan ship.

Tikuli is a rare and marvelous piece of hand painting, more than 300 years old and has its origin in Patna, an ancient town of eastern India. Tikuli is derived form the word “Tikli” or “Bindi”- the dot like embellishment with glass base and gold foil leaves in variety of designs adoring the forehead of most women in India. This painting is done on the glazed surface of hardboard plates. The process of making these paintings is a very tedious and time consuming. From cutting the hardboard in different sizes to painting sharp black lines in one stroke for smoothness and fineness, the process involves 15 stages. Fine brushes and enamel paints are used to make these paintings. These paintings are available in different sizes and shapes and are heat proof and water proof and are used for interior decorations like wall hangings and utility items like table mats and coasters.

This is one of the most ancient forms of paintings traditionally done by village women in Mithila region of Bihar, a state in India. Mithila paintings mostly depict nature and mythological events. Natural objects like the sun, the moon, and the religious plants like tulsi are also widely painted, along side scenes from the royal courts and social events like weddings. Generally no empty space is left; the gaps are filled by paintings of flowers, animals, birds, and even geometric designs. We offer an exclusive range of Mithila Paintings in various sizes done on canvas.

We offer an exclusive range of Hand Painted Cushion covers in different designs and patterns. These Cushion Covers are made up of cotton fabric and delicately painted by rural artisans. These Paintings are done by rural women having no formal training and education, but have learned this art from their earlier generations.

Pat Chitra is a traditional form of Indian Painting done on Palm Leaf. These greeting cards are hand made and are made up of hand made Paper along with rectangular shape painting done on Palm Leaf engraved on the top. These paintings reflect festivities, traditions & cultures of rural life.

Patchitra is a traditional form of painting done on Palm Leaf. This painting is done very delicately by needles using natural colours. These paintings are put in frames made up of Cane and glass. These frames are handmade and are available in different sizes. Available in various sizes and designs these wall hangings can give an ethnic look to your home and offices.