House Warming & Social Evenings

Stunning Elegance. Handwoven Bengal Linen Saree - Scarlet Drape. Woven in airy Bengal linen, Scarlet Drape drapes in rich red with a subtly deepened border and beige pallu. Structured yet sheer, it's poised for polished days and thoughtful dressing. Woven in the looms of...

Elegant Handwoven Bengal Linen Saree - Mint Moods. This lovely saree brings together the delicacy of pastel tones with the structure of shaded depth. The linen weave offers the crisp tactility of vintage khadi while remaining light and breathable against the skin. The subtle...

Elegant Handwoven Bengal Linen Saree - Charcoal Dusk. Lightweight, sheer, and matte—The inky black body exudes a timeless depth, while the wide beige pallu softens the gaze with restraint. This juxtaposition, reminiscent of vintage khadi’s raw sophistication, allows the saree to transition seamlessly from...

Soft & Light. Handwoven Bengal Cotton Saree - Cream Elegance. This lovely saree featuring a serene cream base tinged with grey and adorned with scarcely scattered floral motifs. Poised and minimal, it carries the quiet rhythm of handwoven elegance. Bengal cotton sarees are woven...

Soft & Light. Handwoven Bengal Cotton Saree - Grey Elegance. Woven in feather-soft Bengal cotton, this lovely saree features a dual-border design in grey and black, with sparse handwoven motifs and a striking white pallu. Understated yet expressive, it moves with lightness and layered...

Soft & Light. Handwoven Bengal Cotton Saree - Dhaara. Reaffirming Bengal’s signature statement of bold borders and balanced form, Dhaara is handwoven in whisper-soft cotton. Its lightness, fluid drape, and minimal black-on-white motifs speak a quiet language of poise and presence. Bengal cotton sarees...

Soft & Light. Handwoven Bengal Cotton Saree - Gentle Slate. A tribute to Bengal’s timeless aesthetic—where bold borders frame a complementing body, adorned with contemporary handwoven motifs that echo the rhythm of traditional looms. This saree is light in weight and its minimal palette...

A piece of rustic beauty from West Bengal with this handpainted Patua/ Santhal art wooden tray. Skilled artisans transform local wood into beautiful serving pieces, each one imbued with a touch of regional charm. The smooth surface, painted and lacquered to a gentle shine,...

Patua Art Handpainted Glasses - Machli Glasses (Set of 3). A lovely, vibrant home utility set that is perfect to brighten up any space it may be placed in. Use it as a table set or even to serve some Tea! ‘Patua scroll painting’...

A beautiful and vibrant hand painted wall décor artifact, this vibrant, rustic painting will always be a statement piece. ‘Patua scroll painting’ is an art form native to West Bengal. Traditionally, Patua paintings originated in the form of scrolls used as a story telling...

A beautiful and vibrant hand painted wall décor artifact, this vibrant, rustic painting will always be a statement piece. ‘Patua scroll painting’ is an art form native to West Bengal. Traditionally, Patua paintings originated in the form of scrolls used as a story telling...

A tribal art form, Santhal painting figures are depicted on a single flat plane and show a bland indifference to naturalism. The stories are told in a series of simple clear-cut images. Trees, flowers or rocks are depicted by simple diagrammatic forms. Figures are...

A tribal art form, Santhal painting figures are depicted on a single flat plane and show a bland indifference to naturalism. The stories are told in a series of simple clear-cut images. Trees, flowers or rocks are depicted by simple diagrammatic forms. Figures are...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...

Kalighat Painting evolved as a unique painting style in the rapidly urbanizing cityscape of 19th-century Kolkata, West Bengal. The artists who developed the Kalighat painting style were traditional scroll painters (patuas). In catering to the changing urban populace, the artists modified their linear narrative...