Orissa

Handcrafted tribal brass earring Material: BrassCare: Avoid exposure to moisture. Wipe with a soft cotton cloth after use.Note: Items bought on discount cannot be returned or exchanged. ..

Handcrafted Tribal Brass EarringMaterial: BrassCare: Avoid exposure to moisture. Wipe with a soft cotton cloth after use. Note: Items bought on discount cannot be returned or exchanged. ..

Handcrafted tribal bead earringCare: Avoid exposure to moisture. Note: Items bought on discount cannot be returned or exchanged. ..

Handcrafted tribal coin metal pendant with coin necklaceMaterial - German SilverCare: Avoid exposure to moisture. Wipe with a soft cotton cloth after use. Note: Items bought on discount cannot be returned or exchanged. ..

Handcrafted Tribal Brass Necklace and Earring Material: BrassCare: Avoid exposure to moisture. Wipe with a soft cotton cloth after use.Note: Items bought on discount cannot be returned or exchanged. ..

Handcrafted tribal brass chokerMaterial: BrassCare: Avoid exposure to moisture. Wipe with a soft cotton cloth after use.Note: Items bought on discount cannot be returned or exchanged. ..

Handcrafted tribal bell metal pendant with coin necklaceDhokra uses one of the earliest known methods of metal casting in history known as the lost wax technique to cast various crafts in bell metal.  The craft retains a primitive simplicity and an instinctive creativity. Craftsmen..

Brass Vajrayana PendantMaterial: BrassCare instructions: Avoid exposure to moisture. Wipe with a soft cotton cloth after use. Featured here is the Vajra is a symbol of the Vajrayana sect of Buddhism. Vajra is the Sanskrit word for "thunderbolt" and "diamond". It symbolises the indestructi..

Brass Vajrayana PendantMaterial: BrassCare instructions: Avoid exposure to moisture. Wipe with a soft cotton cloth after use. Featured here is the Vajra is a symbol of the Vajrayana sect of Buddhism. Vajra is the Sanskrit word for "thunderbolt" and "diamond". It symbolises the indestructi..

The Patachitras are believed to be one of the earliest indigenous paintings in the state of Orissa, traditionally painted by temple functionaries who lived in and around the temple town of Puri. In the present day, the largest population of Patachitra painters / chitrakars, mainly belonging to t..