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Bring rustic charm and sustainable beauty into your space with this handwoven bamboo winnowing basket, lovingly crafted by rural artisans of Bengal. Traditionally used for separating grains and pulses in Indian households, this everyday utility item has been reimagined into a vibrant piece of...

Discover the essence of Bengal's rural traditions with 'Kulo' – a name rooted in the vernacular, signifying the timeless cane tray used for winnowing in villages since ancient times. Also known as a winnowing fan, Kulo holds deep cultural significance, particularly during auspicious occasions...

Alpona’, 'Warli' which is a form of folk painting of Bengal has been drawn on this ‘Kulo’. ‘Kulo’ is a Bengali word that refers to a cane tray used for winnowing in villages mainly since ancient times. Hence, it is also known as a...

Embrace a timeless blend of tradition, sustainability, and artistic expression with our handwoven bamboo hand fan, meticulously crafted by rural artisans of Bengal. This eco-friendly, 100% sustainable decor piece isn’t just a nod to heritage—it’s a celebration of slow living and authentic craftsmanship.Each fan...

Embrace a timeless blend of tradition, sustainability, and artistic expression with our handwoven bamboo hand fan, meticulously crafted by rural artisans of Bengal. This eco-friendly, 100% sustainable decor piece isn’t just a nod to heritage—it’s a celebration of slow living and authentic craftsmanship.Each fan...

Embrace a timeless blend of tradition, sustainability, and artistic expression with our handwoven bamboo hand fan, meticulously crafted by rural artisans of Bengal. This eco-friendly, 100% sustainable decor piece isn’t just a nod to heritage—it’s a celebration of slow living and authentic craftsmanship.Each fan...

Alpona’ or ‘Alpana’ which is a rural art form of Bengal has been painted on ‘hatpakha’. ‘Hatpakha’ is a Bengali word that refers to a handheld fan. Hand fans are used in India since ancient times to fan deities, as also in royal courts...

Alpana is otherwise known as Alpona is a traditional South Asian art technique. The art form was designed by women. Alpana art form comprises coloured motifs, symbols and patterns. The art form prints are authentic handmade from rice flour on traditional religious occasions. The...

‘Alpona’ or ‘Alpana’ which is a rural art form of Bengal has been painted on ‘hatpakha’. ‘Hatpakha’ is a Bengali word that refers to a handheld fan. Hand fans are used in India since ancient times to fan deities, as also in royal courts...

‘Alpona’ or ‘Alpana’ which is a rural art form of Bengal has been painted on ‘hatpakha’. ‘Hatpakha’ is a Bengali word that refers to a handheld fan. Hand fans are used in India since ancient times to fan deities, as also in royal courts...

Embrace a timeless blend of tradition, sustainability, and artistic expression with our handwoven bamboo hand fan, meticulously crafted by rural artisans of Bengal. This eco-friendly, 100% sustainable decor piece isn’t just a nod to heritage—it’s a celebration of slow living and authentic craftsmanship.Each fan...

Embrace a timeless blend of tradition, sustainability, and artistic expression with our handwoven bamboo hand fan, meticulously crafted by rural artisans of Bengal. This eco-friendly, 100% sustainable decor piece isn’t just a nod to heritage—it’s a celebration of slow living and authentic craftsmanship.Each fan...

‘Alpona’ or ‘Alpana’ which is a rural art form of Bengal has been painted on ‘hatpakha’. ‘Hatpakha’ is a Bengali word that refers to a handheld fan. Hand fans are used in India since ancient times to fan deities, as also in royal courts...

‘Lotus Alpona’ or ‘Lotus Alpana’ which is a rural art form of Bengal has been painted on ‘hatpakha’. ‘Hatpakha’ is a Bengali word that refers to a handheld fan. Hand fans are used in India since ancient times to fan deities, as also in...

Alpona which is a rural art form of Bengal has been painted on ‘hatpakha’. ‘Hatpakha’ is a Bengali word that refers to a handheld fan. Hand fans are used in India since ancient times to fan deities, as also in royal courts & households.It...

Embrace a timeless blend of tradition, sustainability, and artistic expression with our handwoven bamboo hand fan, meticulously crafted by rural artisans of Bengal. This eco-friendly, 100% sustainable decor piece isn’t just a nod to heritage—it’s a celebration of slow living and authentic craftsmanship.Each fan...

HAND PAINTED BENGALI HAAT PAKHA: A traditional bamboo hand fan (hatpakha / hath pankha) hand painted by Bengal artisans. Size 8.5 inches, set of 2. FOR WEDDING, PUJA & RITUALS: Used in Bengali weddings, for fanning the deity during puja and aarti, at Jamai...

Alpona which is a rural art form of Bengal has been painted on ‘hatpakha’. ‘Hatpakha’ is a Bengali word that refers to a handheld fan. Hand fans are used in India since ancient times to fan deities, as also in royal courts & households.It...

HAND PAINTED BENGALI HAAT PAKHA: A traditional bamboo hand fan (hatpakha / hath pankha) hand painted by Bengal artisans. Size 8.5 inches. FOR WEDDING, PUJA & RITUALS: Used in Bengali weddings, for fanning the deity during puja and aarti, at Jamai Shashthi, and as...

Alpona’ which is a form of folk painting of Bengal has been drawn on this ‘Hatpakha’. ‘hatpakha’ is a Bengali word that refers to a cane tray used for winnowing in villages mainly since ancient times. Hence, it is also known as a winnowing...