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Handcrafted Decor & Gifting · Rooted in Indian Folk Art

Indian Art Unlike
Anything You've Ever Owned.

Decor and gifts rooted in Indian Art —
hand-painted by master artisans, made for the modern Indian home.

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By Deboshmita Hore · Kolkata, Bihar · 2nd generation artist

Maa Durga Handcrafted Wooden Tray

The Story Behind This Piece

This tray was commissioned for the Navratri season and took Meena Devi 14 days to complete. The Durga motif is painted in the Madhubani tradition each element symbolic: the lotus for purity, the trident for power, the buffalo demon for the ego we all must defeat.

"I paint Maa Durga the way my grandmother taught me — not from reference, but from memory and prayer."

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