Chitrabharan
a jewellery collection by Bujjis, transforms traditional Indian art into wearable stories. Each piece features handcrafted lockets that showcase miniature versions of iconic art forms—from the intricate charm of Kashmiri designs to the grandeur of Tanjore painting. These lockets blend heritage and utility, turning age-old storytelling into everyday elegance. By preserving diverse art traditions through detailed craftsmanship, Chitrabharan bridges the cultural past with contemporary style, making tradition a part of daily life.
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Cheriyal (12)
Cheriyal Paintings, a traditional scroll art from Telangana, are known for their vibrant, narrative style. Created on handmade cloth with natural colors, they depict Indian mythology, folklore, and rural life. These paintings feature bold outlines, vivid colors, and detailed scenes which were originally used by travelling bards as a form of storytelling. As a dying craft, efforts are underway to… -
Gond (9)
Gond paintings a tribal art form practiced in parts of Telangana, are known for their rhythmic patterns and earthy vibrance. Traditionally created on walls and later adapted to canvas, they depict animals, nature, and folklore through intricate lines, dots, and vibrant hues. Made using natural dyes, these paintings reflect a spiritual connection with the natural world. With storytelling at their… -
Kashmiri (1)
Kashmiri Art blends elegance and tradition, known for its intricate craftsmanship and timeless beauty. From handwoven Pashmina shawls to vibrant papier-mâché items, each piece reflects the region’s rich heritage. Inspired by nature, motifs like flowers, chinar leaves, and vines showcase the artistic finesse of Kashmiri artisans, embodying centuries of skill and storytelling linked to Kashmir’s scenic beauty. -
Kondapalli (4)
Kondapalli Toys, traditional wooden crafts from Andhra Pradesh, are handcrafted from softwood called ‘Tella Poniki’ and painted with natural dyes. These colorful toys often depict rural life, mythological themes, and animals, reflecting the region’s heritage. Carved with chisels and intricately painted, Kondapalli toys are symbols of artistic excellence and India’s cultural ethos, popular as souvenirs, gifts, and collectibles. Efforts are… -
Madhubani (3)
Madhubani Art, originating from Bihar’s Mithila region, is known for its intricate patterns and vibrant colors. Created with natural dyes on walls, cloth, paper or canvas, it features bold geometric shapes, floral designs, and depictions of Hindu deities and mythological scenes. Each piece is handcrafted, reflecting the cultural and spiritual values of the community -
Nirmal (5)
Nirmal Paintings, originating from Telangana’s Nirmal town, are known for their intricate detailing and vibrant colors, inspired by Indian mythology, nature, and Mughal art. Crafted on treated wood or canvas with natural dyes and gold leaf, these paintings also include decorative items and furniture. Reflecting the region’s cultural heritage, Nirmal Paintings preserve a legacy of craftsmanship that captivates art enthusiasts… -
Pattachitra (1)
Pattachitra Is a traditional cloth-based scroll painting from Odisha, West Bengal. Known for its intricate details, it depicts mythological narratives and folktales. Pattachitra was used for rituals and as souvenirs for pilgrims. It is also an integral part of ancient Bengali narrative art, initially serving as a visual aid during song performances. The paintings feature elaborate motifs and natural dyes,… -
Sandalwood (4)
SandalWood Is an ancient art form that shapes wood into intricate patterns, sculptures, and functional objects. Teak, sandalwood, and mahogany are commonly used for their durability and beauty. Regions like Karnataka, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu are renowned for their detailed designs. This craft evolves by blending traditional techniques with modern styles, preserving its rich heritage. -
SeaShell (2)
Sea Shell Craft is an art form that uses shells collected from the sea to create decorative and functional items. Popular in coastal regions, artisans clean, polish, and sometimes paint the shells to craft jewelry, wall hangings, wind chimes, and more. Each piece highlights the natural beauty of the shells, often combined with beads, wood, or metal. Eco-friendly and sustainable,… -
Talapatra Chitra (3)
Talapatra Chitra Is a traditional art form from Odisha, where intricate designs and stories are meticulously etched on dried and treated palm leaves (known as talapatra). This art form holds a significant cultural and spiritual essence, often depicting themes from Indian epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, mythological tales, and folklore. This art form equires immense precision, patience, and creativity… -
Tanjore (1)
Tanjore Paintings, originating from Tamil Nadu’s Thanjavur, are known for their rich colors, intricate detailing, and radiant gold foil. Depicting Hindu deities, these paintings are created on wooden boards with gesso, vibrant natural colors, and gold leaf, often enhanced with precious stones to add grandeur. -
Warli (4)
Warli Art, a traditional tribal painting from Maharashtra’s Warli region, uses geometric shapes like circles, triangles, and squares to depict human, animal figures, and nature. Created with white rice paste pigment on mud walls, it showcases village life, including farming, dancing, and festivals, along with animals and nature motifs. Known for its minimal use of color and focus on storytelling,… -
Wood Carving (5)
Wood Carving Is an ancient art form that shapes wood into intricate patterns, sculptures, and functional objects. Teak, sandalwood and mahogany are commonly used for their durability and beauty. Regions like Karnataka, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu are renowned for their detailed designs. This craft evolves by blending traditional techniques with modern styles, preserving its rich heritage