Hand-Painted Wooden Tea Coasters – Maroon Jaali

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Hand-Painted Wooden Tea Coasters – Maroon JaaliMughal jaali lattice art hand painted in magenta on carved wooden coasters. Set of 6. Jaali the perforated lattice work carved into Mughal era palaces, forts, and mosques to filter light while keeping what's behind it private gets an unexpected treatment here: a bold magenta, closer to the pink and fuchsia dyes historically used in Rajasthani and Mughal court textiles than to any stone or marble finish. Magenta was never a cheap colour to produce it

Material : This tissue box is made of medium density engineered wood

It is an attempt to hold and nurture the great art tradition of Tholu Bommalata

a tanpura resting against her shoulder

perfect for placing on a table or any room or car

Kerala mural art is a temple wall-painting tradition using bold ochre

It's an unusual gift in that it works on two levels at once — visual craft for the eye

for immersive conversations over coffee

This narrow tray takes its cue from "Govardhan Priya

The elephant recurs often in Tholu Bommalata

the traditional Rajasthan painting technique

Wipe gently with a dry cloth and keep away from direct sunlight and humidity

since mandala art carries no single religious narrative attached to it